ballistic jerking
Posted By: K on 2008-03-13
In Reply to: Neuro: Bilateral s/l bulismic jerking - sgb
Subject: ballistic jerking
ballistic jerking
maybe ballismus described by Stedmans as jerking, flinging movements of extremities.
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