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Background
Celiac disease is associated with motor cortex hyperexcitability and neurological manifestations including cortical myoclonus. Electroencephalography abnormalities have been described, but no distinct pattern has been reported.
Methods
We describe the neurophysiological characteristics of 3 patients with celiac‐associated cortical myoclonus using electroencephalography, magnetoencephalography,...
We examined the effects of a sensory trick (SeT) on cortical EEG and globus pallidus (GP) local field potentials in four cervical dystonia patients, two of whom had an effective SeT and two who did not. The application of an effective SeT was associated with bilateral desynchronization in the 6–8 Hz and β bands in the GP and sensorimotor cortical regions. In contrast, mimicking an SeT led to a worsening...
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