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A CASE WITH CONTINUOUS CHOREOATHETOTIC MOVEMENT LOCALZED TO THE RIGHT UPPER LIMB :AN ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY, AND ABOUT ITS RELATION TO KOJEVNIKOFF'S SYNDROME Muneo Matsunaga 1 , Hans Lüders 1 , Yoshigoro Kuroiwa 1 1Department of Neurology, Neurological Institute, Faculty of Medicine, Kyushyu University pp.417-422
Published Date 1971/4/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406202889
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A 15-year-old boy with continuous choreoathetotic and partially also myoclonia-like movement localized to the distal portion of the right upper limb was reported.

He had been suffering from this unusual move-ment since more than three years. He was able to suppress the movement during a particular position of the right hand, namely a forced supination and flexion of the right wrist. Nevertheless during exitement or tension, the movement got worse and he was unable to suppress it voluntarily. It was absent during sleep.

Electroencephalogram showed high voltage par-oxysmal theta-bursts prominent in the frontal area and delta-waves dominant to the left occipital area. With bemegride, diffuse spike-and-wave complex could be induced. An abnormal somatosensory evoked potential in the right hand area was re-corded. Pneumoencephalographic examination show-ed that the third ventricle was shifted to the left, and that the left anterior portion of the lateral ventricle was slightly dilated. These findings suggested a deep seated organic lesion in the left hemisphere, especialloy of the left basal ganglia. Diphenylhydantoin (0. 15-0. 2 g/day) reduced his unusual movement of the right hand.

This case supports reported evidences that such an unusal movement is often related with an epi-leptic process, and we are led to classify it nosolo-gically asan extrapyramidal type of Kojevnikoff's syndrome.


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