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A Case of Propriospinal Myoclonus at Sleep Onset
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Propriospinal myoclnus is uncommon disorder characterized by arrhythmic jerk arising in muscles corresponding to a myelomere and spreading rostrally and caudally. Propriospinal myoclnus occurring only in the relaxation period preceding sleep was first described in 1997, and is extremely rare. Myoclonus showed a striking relationship with vigilance level. We report a case of propriospinal myoclnus at sleep onset with a polysomnographic and electromyographic studies, who is the first case in Korea to the best of our knowledge.
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Propriospinal myoclnus is uncommon disorder characterized by arrhythmic jerk arising in muscles corresponding to a myelomere and spreading rostrally and caudally. Propriospinal myoclnus occurring only in the relaxation period preceding sleep was first described in 1997, and is extremely rare. Myoclonus showed a striking relationship with vigilance level. We report a case of propriospinal myoclnus at sleep onset with a polysomnographic and electromyographic studies, who is the first case in Korea to the best of our knowledge.
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