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• W2080782023 abstract "<h3>I. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS</h3><h3>Historical Development of Hemiballism.</h3> —Hemiballism became associated with pathologic changes in the subthalamic nucleus (nucleus hypothalamicus; corpus Luysi) during the decade following 1920 (Jakob,¹Martin,²von Sántha³and Matzdorff⁴). That involuntary movements sometimes appeared after lesions localized in various parts of the brain had long been known. Weir Mitchell⁵and Charcot⁶recognized their frequent unilateral occurrence after apoplexies with the terms posthemiplegic chorea and hemichorea. These terms, with the earlier contribution of athetosis by Hammond,⁷generally sufficed to distinguish the types of movements encountered.⁸ In the German literature, the flinging or throwing of the limbs arising from violent involvement of proximal musculature was described under the term hemiballismus. Thus, Greidenberg⁹commented: The most frequent form of posthemiplegic motor disturbance, and hence the most adequately investigated, is without doubt hemichorea (posthemiplegic or postapoplectic hemichorea,<i>hemichorée posthemiplégique</i>[Charcot], hemikinesia [Hughlings" @default.
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• W2080782023 title "BALLISM AND THE SUBTHALAMIC NUCLEUS (NUCLEUS HYPOTHALAMICUS; CORPUS LUYSI)" @default.
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