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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 27.
Published in final edited form as: Mov Disord. 2012 Dec 12;28(2):201–209. doi: 10.1002/mds.25279

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of the patients

Age Sex Affected side/handedness Duration (years) Triggering activities Dystonic movements/posture
1 57 F R/R 11 writing flex. I, II, III, wrist flex.
2 52 F R/R 22 writing drawing, precise movements fingers & wrist flex.
3 46 F R/R 10 writing flex. I, II, wrist ext. & add.
4 57 M R/R 8 writing flex. I, II, III
5 34 M R/R 4 writing typing ext. II
6 58 M R+L/R R: 30
L: 15
writing drawing R: wrist flex. & add, flex. I, III
L: wrist flex., ext. I, flex. II, V
7 56 F R/R 8 writing wrist ext. & add, flex. I, II, III
8 24 M R+L/R R:11
L: 2
writing contact of palm with an object R: myoclonus
L: wrist flex. & add.
9 52 F R/R 3 writing wrist flex.
10 47 F R/R 8 writing computer ext. I, wrist ext. & abd.
11 55 F R/R 35 writing flex. III, IV, wrist add.
12 38 F R/R 9 writing wrist abd.
13 40 F L/L 4 writing flex. II
14 24 F R/R 4 writing computer tremor, wrist and finger flex.
15 59 F R/R 16 writing ext. I, flex. II, wrist flex. & add.

Abbreviations. Abd.: abduction, add.: adduction, ext.: extension, F: female, flex.: flexion, L: left, M: male, R: right, WC: writer’s cramp, I: thumb, II: index finger, III: middle finger, V: little finger.