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Delayed‐onset posthemiplegic dystonia
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1982
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Unilateral Involuntary MovementsBrain LesionDelayed‐onset Posthemiplegic DystoniaSocial SciencesNeurovascular DiseaseDelayed OnsetStroke RehabilitationStrokeIntracranial PressureBrain InjuryNeurologyThalamic AtrophyNeurorehabilitationNeuropathologyMotor DisorderSpinal Cord InjuryRehabilitationCerebral Blood FlowMovement DisordersNeuroanatomyNeuroscienceMedicinePsychopathology
We studied three patients with delayed onset of unilateral involuntary movements after recovery from hemiplegia. In all three cases, CT showed low-density striatal changes, compatible with previous cerebral infarction. These changes involved maximally the putamen and to a slightly lesser degree the caudate. Thalamic atrophy was also seen in all three patients.