A case of postapoplectic hemichorea with sensory and autonomic disorders

Th. Dosuzkov and Ed. Bena (Revue v. Neurologii i psychiatrii, 1928, nos. 3 and 4). Choreic contractions were noted in the right half of the face and right limbs. These contractions decreased under the influence of volitional tension, increased with distraction of attention, with emotions and unpleasant peripheral sensations. On the right side, the patient had friendly motions of the imitation type, muscle hypotonia, absence of setting reflexes, the presence of tactile hypeesthesia and decreased vibration sensitivity on the right side, miosis and increased sweating on the right.