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Transtorno funcional do movimento apresentando-se predominantemente com postura distônica móvel ou fixa que é incongruente com outras causas de distonia e pode ser responsiva a terapia placebo ou psicoterapia. Tipicamente apresenta-se como um punho cerrado, tornozelo invertido ou contração orbicular do olho/platisma, com início na adolescência ou na idade adulta. _x000D_ _x000D_ Distonia funcional ou espasmos em que nenhuma causa foi identificada após investigação. | |||
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Functional movement disorder presenting predominantly with mobile or fixed dystonic posturing which is incongruous with other causes of dystonia and may be responsive to placebo therapy or psychotherapy. Typically a clenched fist, inverted ankle or orbicularis oculis/platysma contraction with onset as a teenager or adult. Functional dystonia or spasms where no cause has been identified after investigation. | |||
Revision as of 07:08, 13 August 2026
Functional movement disorder presenting predominantly with mobile or fixed dystonic posturing which is incongruous with other causes of dystonia and may be responsive to placebo therapy or psychotherapy. Typically a clenched fist, inverted ankle or orbicularis oculis/platysma contraction with onset as a teenager or adult. Functional dystonia or spasms where no cause has been identified after investigation.
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| English | Functional dystonia or spasms |
Functional movement disorder presenting predominantly with mobile or fixed dystonic posturing which is incongruous with other causes of dystonia and may be responsive to placebo therapy or psychotherapy. Typically a clenched fist, inverted ankle or orbicularis oculis/platysma contraction with onset as a teenager or adult. Functional dystonia or spasms where no cause has been identified after investigation. |
