Does age of onset in essential tremor have a bimodal distribution? Data from a tertiary referral setting and a population-based study
Does age of onset in essential tremor have a bimodal distribution? Data from a tertiary referral setting and a population-based study
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DOI：
10.1159/000111584
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发表时间：
2007-01-01
影响因子：
5.7
通讯作者：
Dogu, Okan
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作者：
Louis, Elan D.;Dogu, Okan
背景/目的：特发性震颤（ET）的发病年龄分布尚不清楚，文献中存在差异。一些数据表明一个双峰分布和其他数据1晚年的高峰。我们在两个不同的环境中研究了ET发病的年龄：一个基于人群的研究和一个三级转诊中心。方法：收集发病年龄资料。结果：在人群中，只有一个小高峰，年龄在
Background/Aims: The distribution of age of onset of essential tremor (ET) is unclear, with discrepancies in the literature. Some data suggest a bimodal distribution and other data 1 late-life peak. We studied age of ET onset in 2 distinct settings: a population-based study and a tertiary referral center. Methods: Age of onset data were collected. Results: In the population, there was only a small peak at the age of