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Geniospasmo é uma condição autossômica dominante rara que tem sido relacionada ao cromossomo 9q13-21, caracterizado por movimentos paroxísticos, frequentemente rítmicos para cima e para baixo do queixo e do lábio inferior. Os episódios duram de segundos a horas e podem ser desencadeados por emoção, ansiedade ou podem ocorrer sem fatores precipitantes aparentes. Essa condição tipicamente começa a se manifestar na primeira infância ou precocemente na vida, e os episódios tendem a reduzir em frequência conforme o avançar da idade. | |||
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Hereditary chin trembling is a rare autosomal dominant condition that has been linked to chromosome 9q13-21. characterised by paroxysmal, often rhythmic up-and-down movements of the chin and the lower lip. The episodes last from seconds to hours and may be triggered by emotion, anxiety, or may occur without apparent precipitants. The condition typically becomes manifest in infancy or in early life, and the episodes tend to reduce in frequency with advancing age. | |||
Revision as of 15:15, 16 August 2026
Hereditary chin trembling is a rare autosomal dominant condition that has been linked to chromosome 9q13-21. characterised by paroxysmal, often rhythmic up-and-down movements of the chin and the lower lip. The episodes last from seconds to hours and may be triggered by emotion, anxiety, or may occur without apparent precipitants. The condition typically becomes manifest in infancy or in early life, and the episodes tend to reduce in frequency with advancing age.
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| English | Hereditary chin quivering |
Hereditary chin trembling is a rare autosomal dominant condition that has been linked to chromosome 9q13-21. characterised by paroxysmal, often rhythmic up-and-down movements of the chin and the lower lip. The episodes last from seconds to hours and may be triggered by emotion, anxiety, or may occur without apparent precipitants. The condition typically becomes manifest in infancy or in early life, and the episodes tend to reduce in frequency with advancing age. |
