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Child Neurology: Early-Onset, Rapidly Progressive, and Refractory DYT- TOR1A Status Dystonicus

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By Matthew Somerville, Leah Chapman, Aubrey Hite
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Resident & Fellow Section Free AccessVideo Introduction Dystonia is characterized by sustained or intermittent muscle contractions that cause abnormal movements, postures, or both.1,2 Primary (genetic) pediatric dystonia is estimated to affect 16.4 in 100,000 children.3 While there are multiple etiologies, pathogenic variants in the TOR1A gene are the most common genetic etiologies of pediatric dystonia.
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