dystonia

Possessives

• musician: This research could provide a new treatment for occupational and musician's dystonia.

Converse of object

• generalize: Cocktail therapy In some patients, mostly with severe generalized dystonia, a combination of drugs may be used.
• cause: Some drugs may not cause dystonia but may aggravate the pre-existing disorder.
• develop: In the UK about 40 per cent of people with the affected gene develop dystonia.
• have: The patients all had focal arm dystonia or writer's cramp.
• include: Common features include dystonia ( an abnormality in muscle tone ), muscular rigidity, and sudden involuntary muscle spasms ( spasticity ).
• cure: Although these cannot cure the dystonia they will improve the symptoms.

Adjective modifier

• oromandibular: It is a combination of blepharospasm and oromandibular dystonia.
• paroxysmal: Paroxysmal dystonia can be a challenging condition to live with.
• laryngeal: Some people with laryngeal dystonia can gain benefit from speech therapy.
• cervical: Motor circuit gray mater changes in idiopathic cervical dystonia.
• focal: The patients all had focal arm dystonia or writer's cramp.
• primary: Adult-onset primary dystonia This is a rare subtype of focal dystonia.

Modifies a noun

• factsheet: Download the Cervical dystonia factsheet ( PDF format ) What is cervical dystonia?
• patient: Dysphagia is a commonly reported adverse event following treatment of cervical dystonia patients.

Noun used with modifier

• torsion: Late-onset primary torsion dystonia or focal dystonia is inherited in a more complex manner than the early-onset dystonia.
• hand: Occasionally the hand dystonia may also be associated with a tremor known as dystonic tremor.
• arm: The patients all had focal arm dystonia or writer's cramp.