CLINICAL VARIABILITY OF TIC HYPERKINESIS IN CHILDREN IN AN AGE-RELATED ASPECT AND OPTIMIZATION OF TREATMENT APPROACHES
Keywords:
tic hyperkinesis; children; differential diagnosis; evidence-based medicine; YGTSS; treatment.Abstract
Tic hyperkinesis is one of the most common forms of movement disorders in childhood and occupies a central position within the spectrum of pediatric movement disorders.
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