Chorea
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@dando77100 you're a medical student and you speak like that? Hopefully you don't plan on practicing medicine anywhere around me! :D (by the way, "a lot" is two words)
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@aschaale good description. Thank you!
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@tinhi1 Athetosis is a slow, writhing movement of the hands, neck, face, etc. It looks like the patient is trying to slowly twist their hands, etc. It is caused by a problem with the Globus pallidus of the basal ganglia. Chorea is a flicking movement of the hands, face, etc. that looks kind of like the patient is pretending to play the piano. It is caused by a problem with the putamen of the basal ganglia.
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thanks
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what's the difference between chorea and athetosis , please
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sincere thanks for uploading this....shows what a hundred words fails to describe.
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looks like he play piano.. :p my prof told me that nice video man.. thx!
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Thanks
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nice work thanks
thanks lot iam medical student and it was so difficult to know these medical termanolgy but with this domenstrating vido it is mutch easier thanks alot
dando77100 1 year ago 9
awsome vid man, so much better than 2 sentences heaps of words of descriptions for this movement
oodori87 3 years ago 6