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Range of diseases
Myoclonus Ballismus Tics Chorea Athetosis Dystonia
Movements become
less violent smoother & more sustained
Hypokinetic movements
Hyperkinetic movements
Rigidity TremorChoreaDystoniaBallismusMyoclonusTicsAtaxia
Slow movements Involuntary movements
TremorChoreoathetosis Huntington’s chorea Sydenham’s chorea Wilson disease
HemibalismusMyoclonusDrug induced Dystonia Tardive dyskinasiaParkinson’s diseaseTourette’s syndrome(tics)
Brief description of the followings
Alternating contractions of agonist and antagonist muscles in an oscillating, rhythmic manner
Causes: drugs Thyrotoxicosis cerebellar lesion parkinsonism essential tremor
Tremor
Chorea: irregular, brief , jerky ,unintentional movements , affecting differing parts randomlyAthetosis:slower more writhing movements than choreaThe two often co-exist
Choreoathetosis
Rx of hyperkinetic disodersChoreaDopamine receptor blockersRiluzole :corticostrial glutamate
release inhibitorRemacemide:glutamate/NMDA
receptor antagonistAnti-convulsants:valproate
Huntington’s choreaInherited in autosomal dominant
patternTriad of motor ,cognitive and
psychiatric symptoms
SYDENHAM’S CHOREAMainly in children/adolescentsComplication of previous group A
streptococcal infection resulting in Rheumatic fever
Usually remits spontaneously
WILSON’S DISEASEDegeneration of basal ganglia
accompanied by cirrhosis of the liver.Due to inborn defect in the
metabolism of copper
Asymmetrical variable tremorDystoniaChoreoathetoid movements
Kayser-fleischer ring
Violent form of chorea composed of wild,flinging,large-amplitude movements on
one side of the body
Hemiballismus
Brief,rapid shock-like,jerky movements
consisting of single or repetitive muscle discharges
Myoclonus
Dystonia
Sustained or repetitive involuntary muscle contractions frequently associated with twisting or repetitive movements and abnormal postures.
Rx of hyperkinetic disodersDystonia
Botulinum toxinsDopa depleting agentsDopa antagonistsAnticholinergicsBeclofenAnticonvulsantsSurgical methods
Tardive dyskinesia
Associated with chronic use of neuroleptics
Lingual facial buccal chewing type movements
Rx Tardive DyskinasiaStop the causative drugReduce the dose of causative drugSwitch into alternative therapies ex:
clozapineOther drugs: Benzodiazepines anti-cholinergics suppliments – vitamine E Branched chain amino acids
PARKINSON’S DISEASEPathologyTwo balanced systems are in
place for extra pyramidal control of motor activity at the level of corpus striatum & substantia nigra
Cholinergic Dopaminergic
In parkinson’s disease,there is degeneration of nigrostriatal dopaminergic neurones with depletion of dopamine
Acetyl choline
Dopamine
Basal ganglia
Group of the neuclei located subcortically
Take part in motor movements of body
Substantia Nigra
Unilateral onset, involves both sides of the body as the age advances
BradykinesiaResting Tremor/pill rolling tremorRigidityPosture- instability, falls flexion attitude difficulty initiating or stoppingMasked face
Clinical symptoms & Signs:
Rigidity
Drugs to replenish depleted dopamine
levodopa + dopa decarboxylase inhibitorsCarbidopa(sinemet) & madopar
Drugs to reduce the metabolism of dopamine
COMT inhibitors-entacaponeMAO-B inhibitors-selegiline,rasagiline
Anti-parkinsonian therapies
Dopamine agonistsBromocriptinePergolideRopinirolePramipexoleLisuride
Drugs releasing dopamineAmantidine
Ach receptor antagonistsBenzatropine
TOURETTE’S SYNDROME
Childhood Tic disorderTic: sudden repetitive non rhythmic
movement or vocalization involving discrete muscle groups
Rx of hyperkinetic disodersTics
EducationClonidineGuanafacineAtypical
neuroleptics(resperidone,olanzapine)Typical
neuroleptics(haloperidol,fluphenazine)