(from GR.. hyperemia – increase and motor – movement) – involuntary excessive movements resulting from muscle contractions,\nIt is a wide range of motor disorders that occur due to organic and functional disorders of the nervous system (cortex,\nand often structures under the cerebral cortex).\nThe following types of hyperkinesis are distinguished: <\/p>\n\n
– Kana – characterized by slow worm-like movements,\nespecially in the limbs (hands),\nwhich are performed with great tension; <\/p>\n\n
– torsional spasm – resembles a cana,\nIt mainly affects the muscles of the neck and trunk (excessive turns,\nand curvature of the trunk),\nIt increases while walking; <\/p>\n\n
– chorionic hyperkinesis – chaotic tingling in different parts of the body; <\/p>\n\n
– Myoclonus – quick and short jerks of individual muscle groups. <\/p>\n\n
– tremor – involuntary rhythmic vibrations of the limbs, head, fingers and entire body.\ntremor can vary in rhythm (slow, fast),\nParkinson’s amplitude (large, small),\nand location; – tics – rapid vibration of certain muscle groups,\nTypically repetitive,\nEspecially common in the face,\nLooks like a grimac. <\/p>\n\n
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