Arquivos de neuro-psiquiatria · 2014
Electrophysiologic characteristics of tremor in Parkinson's disease and essential tremor.
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Cichaczewski Ederson, Munhoz Renato P, Maia Joaquim M, Nohama Percy, Nóvak Edison M, Teive Helio A
Аннотация
UNLABELLED: Tremor in essential tremor (ET) and Parkinson's disease (PD) usually present specific electrophysiologic profiles, however amplitude and frequency may have wide variations.
OBJECTIVE: To present the electrophysiologic findings in PD and ET.
METHOD: Patients were assessed at rest, with posture and action. Seventeen patients with ET and 62 with PD were included. PD cases were clustered into three groups: predominant rest tremor; tremor with similar intensity at rest, posture and during kinetic task; and predominant kinetic tremor.
RESULTS: Patients with PD presented tremors with average frequency of 5.29±1.18 Hz at rest, 5.79±1.39 Hz with posture and 6.48±1.34 Hz with the kinetic task. Tremor in ET presented with an average frequency of 5.97±1.1 Hz at rest, 6.18±1 Hz with posture and 6.53±1.2 Hz with kinetic task. Seven (41.2%) also showed rest tremor.
CONCLUSION: The tremor analysis alone using the methodology described here, is not sufficient to differentiate tremor in ET and PD.
OBJECTIVE: To present the electrophysiologic findings in PD and ET.
METHOD: Patients were assessed at rest, with posture and action. Seventeen patients with ET and 62 with PD were included. PD cases were clustered into three groups: predominant rest tremor; tremor with similar intensity at rest, posture and during kinetic task; and predominant kinetic tremor.
RESULTS: Patients with PD presented tremors with average frequency of 5.29±1.18 Hz at rest, 5.79±1.39 Hz with posture and 6.48±1.34 Hz with the kinetic task. Tremor in ET presented with an average frequency of 5.97±1.1 Hz at rest, 6.18±1 Hz with posture and 6.53±1.2 Hz with kinetic task. Seven (41.2%) also showed rest tremor.
CONCLUSION: The tremor analysis alone using the methodology described here, is not sufficient to differentiate tremor in ET and PD.