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A book to borrow from a library perhaps...

Advances in Neurology
Volume 99 : Tourette Syndrome
Walkup, Mink and Hollenbeck

from google books

If you scroll down from the cover it gives a list of contents ... just shows what is in the book for further reading if you wish to borrow it.
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