dyskinesia or limb and trunk movements. The specific movements involved in orofacial dyskinesia can be one or combination of the following movements, for example, protrusion or twisting of the tongue, smacking and pursing of the lips, puffi ng of the cheeks, chewing movements of the jaw, and grimacing movements of the face. Whereas, limb and trunk movements include purposeless, jerky, choreiform movements, athetosis of the extremities, limb and axial dystonias, gait abnormalities, lordosis, shoulder shrugging, and rotatory movements of the pelvis.[8] LSP-induced parkinsonism was considered as the presence of bradykinesia and at least one of following signs: tremor, rigidity, and postural instability.[5]
In addition to summarizing cases with
In addition to summarizing cases with