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Old 09-02-2011, 08:24 PM #1
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Default Dystonia is a cousin of Parkinson
So, from my understanding Dystonia is related to Parkinson. Im just wondering why its not in the same section as Parkinson. It is a movement disorder, but has some significant characteristics similar to parkinson...just a question and I was wondering if im alone here
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