Tremor: Research papers

The phenomenology of Parkinsonian tremor Several differential diagnoses like rest tremor in ET, dystonic tremor, psychogenic tremor and Holmes' tremor may be misinterpreted as PD-tremor. Tests and clinical clues to separate them are presented. 01 January 2012
Coherence analysis of local field potentials in the subthalamic nucleus: differences in parkinsonian rest and postural tremor This study investigated the pathophysiology of rest and postural tremor in PD. In 14 patients with PD, we recorded intraoperatively local field potentials (LFPs) in the STN (at different recording depths) and electromyographic signals (EMGs) of the contralateral forearm. 01 October 2010
Accuracy of clinical diagnosis in tremulous parkinsonian patients: a blinded video study Clinical distinction of TDPD from atypical tremor, monosymptomatic rest tremor and dystonic tremor can be difficult due to the presence of parkinsonian features in tremulous SWEDD patients. 14 June 2010
Distinguishing SWEDDs patients with asymmetric resting tremor from Parkinson's disease Despite clinical overlap, there are features that can help to distinguish between PD and SWEDDs which may be useful in clinical practice. The underlying pathophysiology of SWEDDs differs from PD but has similarities with primary dystonia. 03 February 2010
Association between essential tremor and Parkinson's disease The prevalence of PD in the population with essential tremor was 24 times greater than expected. This study suggests that some patients with essential tremor have genetically increased risk for PD. 07 October 2004
Tremor-Predominant Parkinson's Disease: Approaches To Treatment Tremor-predominant Parkinson's disease is characterised by prominent tremor of one or more limbs with a relative lack of significant rigidity and bradykinesia. Despite the lack of other disabling motor symptoms, the tremor of tremor-predominant Parkinson's disease can be very disabling, especially if a postural and kinetic component exists. 01 April 2000

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