Abstract
BackgroundHigh-frequency pallidal stimulation has been shown to improve various types of dystonia, including myoclonus-dystonia.Case ReportWe report a case of epsilon sarcoglycan mutation-negative myoclonus–dystonia with response to low-frequency bilateral pallidal stimulation.DiscussionLow-frequency pallidal stimulation provides an effective means of treating various dystonias, regardless of genetic status, as in our case, as it provides increased programming options with fewer adverse effects.
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