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Mioclonia rítmica se refere a mioclonia espinal que usuamente é secundária a lesão na medula espinal. Pode envolver movimentos bruscos envolvendo musculatura abdominal e/ou de pernas. Mioclonia rítmica pode também às vezes ser usada para descrever mioclonia palatal, mas esta agora foi reclassificadas como tremor palatal. | |||
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Rhythmic myoclonus refers to spinal myoclonus which is usually secondary to a lesion in the spinal cord. It may involve jerky movement involving the abdominal muscles and/or the legs. Rhythmic myoclonus may also be sometimes used to describe palatal myoclonus but now that has been re-classified as palatal tremor. | |||
Revision as of 15:15, 16 August 2026
Rhythmic myoclonus refers to spinal myoclonus which is usually secondary to a lesion in the spinal cord. It may involve jerky movement involving the abdominal muscles and/or the legs. Rhythmic myoclonus may also be sometimes used to describe palatal myoclonus but now that has been re-classified as palatal tremor.
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| English | Rhythmic myoclonus |
Rhythmic myoclonus refers to spinal myoclonus which is usually secondary to a lesion in the spinal cord. It may involve jerky movement involving the abdominal muscles and/or the legs. Rhythmic myoclonus may also be sometimes used to describe palatal myoclonus but now that has been re-classified as palatal tremor. |
