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Myoclonus of the Tongue
  • Description
  • Signalment
  • Clinical Features
  • Neurolocalization
  • Genetics
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Myoclonus is a brief sudden jerk-like movement that occurs due to involuntary contraction of one or more muscles. These contractions persist during sleep and during anesthesia.
Age of Onset: Any age of animal can be affected ​
Sex Predisposition: Both sex of animal can be affected
Clinical Course:
​Myoclonic jerks occur sporadically and do not typically worsen in severity or frequency over time. Myoclonic movements persist during sleep.
Clinical Signs:
Movement
Regular, repeated, stereotypic depolarization (contractions) of a muscle or a muscle group

Cranial Nerves
Intermittent muscle depolarization of the palpebral fissure and ear
Rhythmic movement of the tongue
Neuromuscular
Unknown
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