Archives of Neurology · 1998 · 93 citations · 20 references
Small to moderate differences between sides were common in ET. In most community-dwelling subjects, tremor amplitude was greatest in the nondominant arm. In contrast, clinic-based studies have reported greater tremor in the dominant arm; those with ET who seek medical attention are more likely to exhibit severe tremor in their dominant arms. This study documents that mild asymmetry is a fundamental property of ET and that tremor is more severe in the nondominant arm.
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A study of hereditary essential tremor
Peter G. Bain, L J Findley, Philip D. Thompson et al. · Brain · 1994 · 394 citations
Hereditary Essential Tremor, Motor Dysfunction, Index Patients +14
OBSERVATIONS ON ESSENTIAL (HEREDOFAMILIAL) TREMOR
Macdonald Critchley · Brain · 1949 · 290 citations
Neurological Disorder, Motor Control, Observations On Essential +22