Table 1.

Clinical and demographic characteristics of functional movement disorder patients.

Patient	Clinical signs	Gender	Age	Illness duration	Comorbid affective disorder	Medication
1	Dystonia	F	52	4	Depressive syndrome, panic attacks	Venlafaxine
2	Body stiffness and spasms	F	46	4	Depressive syndrome	Oxazepam and SSRI
3	Tremor of right hand	F	56	11	None	None
4	Right leg weakness	M	20	3	None	None
5	Quadriparesis	F	59	2	None	None
6	Gait disorder	F	63	5	None	None
7	Myoclonus	F	61	15	None	None
8	Tremor of right hand	F	51	2	None	None
9	Tremor of both hands, gait disorder	F	31	2	Depressive syndrome	None
10	Tremor, abnormal movements of chin	F	22	3	None	None
11	Myoclonus	M	20	2	None	None
12	Gait disorder	F	29	6	None	Agomelatine
13	Weakness of both legs, non-epileptic seizures	M	41	8	Depressive syndrome, anxiety	Mirtazapine
14	Tremor and dystonia	M	24	2	None	None
15	Weakness of both arms, non-epileptic seizures	F	21	4	None	None

Comorbid affective disorder refers to presence of clinically significant symptoms of anxiety or depression assessed by a clinical psychologist. F, female; M, male. Age and illness duration is displayed in years.