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Mioclonia palatal é usualmente um movimento rítmico e contínuo dos músculos de orelha média ou palato, mas também pode incluir músculos de olho, língua, pescoço e diafragma. O movimento pode esta presente no sono ou com distração em uma frequência de 1,5 a 3Hz. Mioclonia palatal essencial é mais provável de apresentar um som rítmico de clique associado em comparação com a mioclonia palatal sintomática. | |||
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Palatal myoclonus is usually a rhythmic, continuous movement of the muscles of the middle ear or palate, but can also include muscle of the eye, tongue, neck and diaphragm. The movement may be present in sleep or with distraction with a frequency of 1.5 to 3 Hz. Essential palatal myoclonus is more likely to have an associated rhythmic clicking noise compared to symptomatic palatal myoclonus. | |||
Revision as of 07:09, 13 August 2026
Palatal myoclonus is usually a rhythmic, continuous movement of the muscles of the middle ear or palate, but can also include muscle of the eye, tongue, neck and diaphragm. The movement may be present in sleep or with distraction with a frequency of 1.5 to 3 Hz. Essential palatal myoclonus is more likely to have an associated rhythmic clicking noise compared to symptomatic palatal myoclonus.
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| English | Palatal myoclonus |
Palatal myoclonus is usually a rhythmic, continuous movement of the muscles of the middle ear or palate, but can also include muscle of the eye, tongue, neck and diaphragm. The movement may be present in sleep or with distraction with a frequency of 1.5 to 3 Hz. Essential palatal myoclonus is more likely to have an associated rhythmic clicking noise compared to symptomatic palatal myoclonus. |
