Abstract
I would like to thank the authors for their important contribution in this somewhat neglected area.1 However, I would like to make a few comments as well as suggestions for future investigations. First, although the authors noted that their participants were an average of 25 months from onset of the facial movement disorder, they did not note which patients were in the acute phase (which has a temporary hypotonic presentation) and which patients were in the residual phase (which can have a more stable hypertonic presentation with the presence of synkinesis or a stable hypotonic presentation such as the one seen …
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