If someone has a true sensory trick, it is dystonia, in my opinion. Nothing else will do this, it's a bizarre thing that early on fed the fire of' this must be a psychological disorder, right ?'.

Steven Frucht

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You would think that this can not happen, and yet after seeing hundreds of patients, I can say it most certainly can. And it does.

When you look at the areas of the brain that are inappropriately activating, they're not just one region, this is actually a widely distributed motor network disorder. It's not like there's a lesion in a three-millimeter location, and we could just take care of that.