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Query: UMLS:C0027066 (
myoclonus
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Sleep problems
in the elderly are extraordinarily common. The authors discuss normal sleep, changes in sleep with normal aging, and sleep disorders in the elderly, focusing on sleep-disordered breathing. In addition, nocturnal
myoclonus
and rapid-eye movement behavior disorder are reviewed.
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PMID:Sleep in the elderly patient. 822 59
Objective:
To analyze features and the related factors of
myoclonus
of 47 patients with probable or possible Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD).
Methods:
All patients diagnosed with"suspected CJD" and hospitalized in Xuanwu Hospital from January 2013 to November 2015 were included, and their clinical information and
myoclonus
features were analyzed. Age, clinical, course and manifestation, EEG, MRI, CSF14-3-3 features between
myoclonus
positive group and negative group were compared, and the correlation between
myoclonus
features and these factors was analyzed using Spearman correlation analyses.
Results:
(1) Occurrence rate of extrapyramidal symptoms (
P
=0.028), visual impairment (
P
=0.025) and
dyssomnia
(
P
=0.004) were higher in
myoclonus
positive group, the differences were significant. Spearman correlation analysis showed that
myoclonus
was related to extrapyramidal symptoms (
P
=0.024), visual impairment (
P
=0.030) and
dyssomnia
(
P
=0.001). (2) EEG features showed no significant difference between
myoclonus
positive and negative group. The 17
myoclonus
positive patients were divided into three subgroups, typical EEG change group 52.94%(9/17), atypical EEG change group 23.53%(4/17) and no EEG change group 23.53%(4/17). Difference of
myoclonus
and other clinical manifestations were not significant among the three subgroups(
P
>0.05); correlation analysis also found no statistically significant correlation between
myoclonus
and EEG (
P
=0.201).
Conclusions:
Myoclonus
often occurs after the damage of locomotor system (including pyramidal tract, extracorticospinal tract and cerebellum) among CJD patients, and it is related to extrapyramidal symptoms , visual impairment and
dyssomnia
. There is undefined correlation between
myoclonus
and periodic sharp wave complexes (PSWC) in EEG.
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PMID:[Myoclonus and it's associated factors in Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease]. 2797 2