Abstract

AbstractA 53‐year‐old woman presented with repetitive involuntary elevation of the left upper limb beyond her shoulder joint. Initially, the symptom was suspected to be due to a functional neurological disorder. Based on the clinical and radiological findings, however, we diagnosed arm levitation associated with multiple system atrophy. The mechanism of her arm levitation was suggested to be a disturbance of the right frontal cortex with resultant impairment of the inhibitory mechanisms of the primary motor cortex.

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