1. during previous admissions. The patient was Neurosurg;Psychiatry,1965
2. In order to better understand the nature semi-conscious, restless and unco-operative 2 Turner WA, Critchley M. Respiratory disorof his breathing problems we arranged to and an anaesthetist considered that the ders in epidemic encephalitis. Brain observe one of his dystonic episodes after obstruction to the airway was so critical that the omission of one dose so that it was then urgent tracheostomy was required. A minifour hours after his last dose of Sinemet. tracheostomy tube was inserted and he rapThe attack began with sustained inversion idly became more settled. The tube was left and plantar flexion of the left foot with in situ for seven days while his Sinemet flexion of the toes. A few minutes later he regime was increased to half a tablet six 1925; 48
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4. The treatment of severe dystonia in children and adults;Marsden, C.D.; Marion, M.-H.; Quinn, N.;J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry; developed mild retrocollis and became times daily. There has been no recurrence of,1984