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• W62256564 abstract "Tics are a feature of a number of disorders. The most common tic disorder is “transient tic of childhood.” This type of tic affects the child for several weeks or as long as a year, and then disappears. A “chronic tic” disorder begins in childhood or adult life. Characteristic of this disorder is a stereotyped tic with a rather constant frequency over the years. While tics are ordinarily referred to as “involuntary movements,” it is clear that they are voluntary. Most patients describe a psychic tension that builds up inside of them, and that can be relieved by the tic movement. Patients “let the tic happen” or even “make the tic” in order to relieve the tension. Tics can be simple or complex movements. Many tics are stereotyped, and patients can have only a single type of tic or multiple tics. Patients can have the multiple tics serially or at the same time. In many patients, tics are preceded by sensory symptoms often called “sensory tics.” These sensory symptoms drive the motor act, which is typically directed, to the region of the sensation. There is also a frequent relationship between tic and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Patients with both TS and ADHD may have a different disorder from those with TS alone. Physiological studies have not always differentiated these two groups appropriately." @default.
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