Add to ORKGEssential tremor (ET) is the most common pathological tremor in humans. The traditional view of ET, as a mono-symptomatic condition, is being replaced by an appreciation of the spectrum of clinical features, with both motor and non-motor elements. These features are not distributed homogeneously across patients. In addition, post-mortem studies are now demonstrating distinct structural changes in ET. There is growing evidence that ET may be a family of diseases rather than a single entity. Further, this aging-associated, progressive disorder is associated with neuronal loss and postmortem changes that occur in traditional neurodegenerative disorders
International audienceIntroduction: Essential Tremor (ET) is increasingly recognized as a complex di...
Essential tremor (ET) is probably the most common movement disorder with prevalence quoted as rangin...
International audienceIntroduction: Essential Tremor (ET) is increasingly recognized as a complex di...
Essential tremor (ET) is the most common pathologic tremor in humans. The traditional view of ET, as...
There are many lines of evidence supporting the idea that essential tremor is more than simply a mon...
There are many lines of evidence supporting the idea that essential tremor is more than simply a mon...
Essential tremor (ET) is one of the most prevalent neurological disorders. At the same time, it is a...
Although essential tremor has been considered the most common movement disorder, it has largely rema...
Although essential tremor has been considered the most common movement disorder, it has largely rema...
Although essential tremor has been considered the most common movement disorder, it has largely rema...
Although essential tremor has been considered the most common movement disorder, it has largely rema...
Although essential tremor has been considered the most common movement disorder, it has largely rema...
Essential tremor (ET) is a pathologically heterogeneous neurodegenerative disorder with both motor a...
Although essential tremor has been considered the most common movement disorder, it has largely rema...
Although essential tremor has been considered the most common movement disorder, it has largely rema...
International audienceIntroduction: Essential Tremor (ET) is increasingly recognized as a complex di...
Essential tremor (ET) is probably the most common movement disorder with prevalence quoted as rangin...
International audienceIntroduction: Essential Tremor (ET) is increasingly recognized as a complex di...
Essential tremor (ET) is the most common pathologic tremor in humans. The traditional view of ET, as...
There are many lines of evidence supporting the idea that essential tremor is more than simply a mon...
There are many lines of evidence supporting the idea that essential tremor is more than simply a mon...
Essential tremor (ET) is one of the most prevalent neurological disorders. At the same time, it is a...
Although essential tremor has been considered the most common movement disorder, it has largely rema...
Although essential tremor has been considered the most common movement disorder, it has largely rema...
Although essential tremor has been considered the most common movement disorder, it has largely rema...
Although essential tremor has been considered the most common movement disorder, it has largely rema...
Although essential tremor has been considered the most common movement disorder, it has largely rema...
Essential tremor (ET) is a pathologically heterogeneous neurodegenerative disorder with both motor a...
Although essential tremor has been considered the most common movement disorder, it has largely rema...
Although essential tremor has been considered the most common movement disorder, it has largely rema...
International audienceIntroduction: Essential Tremor (ET) is increasingly recognized as a complex di...
Essential tremor (ET) is probably the most common movement disorder with prevalence quoted as rangin...
International audienceIntroduction: Essential Tremor (ET) is increasingly recognized as a complex di...