# Using reaction time and co-contraction to differentiate acquired (secondary) from functional ‘fixed’ dystonia

**Authors:** A Macerollo, A Batla, P Kassavetis, I Parees, K P Bhatia, M J Edwards

PMC · DOI: 10.1136/jnnp-2014-309040 · Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychiatry · 2014-11-28

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- **Diseases:** 'fixed' dystonia (MESH:D011681), AD (MESH:D004421), CONDITION (MESH:D020763), psychogenic) movement disorders (MESH:D018781), myoclonus (MESH:D009207), Movement Disorders (MESH:D009069), fatigue (MESH:D005221), neurodegenerative disease (MESH:D019636), brain lesions (MESH:D001927), primary dystonia (MESH:D020821), Parkinson's (MESH:D010300), Neurological Disorders (MESH:D009461), tremor (MESH:D014202)
- **Chemicals:** AgCl (MESH:C037548), Ag (MESH:D012834)
- **Species:** Homo sapiens (human, species) [taxon 9606]

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