Dystonic condition defined by an abnormal, asymmetrical head or neck position, which may be due to a variety of causes
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Torticollis
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15 works
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Facial spasm and tic, torticollis : diagnosis and treatment / by Tom A. Williams.
Williams, Tom A. (Tom Alfred), 1870-Date: 1910- Books
The mechano-therapeutics of muscular torticollis / [Edgar F. Cyriax and A. Kellgren-Cyriax].
Cyriax, Edgar F.Date: 1924
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Du torticolis occipito-atloïdien / par M. le Docteur Dally.
Dally, E.Date: 1876- Books
Le torticolis spasmodique / par P. Rondot, C.P. Jedynak et G. Ferrey.
Rondot, Pierre.Date: 1981- Archives and manuscripts
Motor (convulsive) tics and habit spasms (also facial spasm also the subject of 'facial hemispasms' as apart from tic) with some cases of 'hysterical' peculiarities of gait, etc (for comparison)
Date: 1920-1950Reference: PP/FPW/B.328/2Part of: Parkes Weber, Frederick (1863-1962)