Dyskinesia

Dyskinesia is a movement disorder. A distinction is made between the following forms according to the affected organ or cause:

• Dyskinesia uterina: anomalies in labor, see labor weakness
• Biliary dyskinesia : malfunction of the biliary tract
• Dyskinesia intermittens angiosclerotica (dysbasia) or abasia , forms of walking disorders, see Determann syndrome
• as side effects of therapy with neuroleptics:
  • initial dyskinesia ( early dyskinesia ), usually in the form of tremor, painful spasms in the tongue, throat and eyes.
  • tardive dyskinesia and tardive dyskinesia called.
• In the heart, various diseases can cause parts of the heart wall to delay starting to move, see echocardiography .
• Primary ciliary dyskinesia, a movement disorder of the ciliated epithelial cells, see Kartagener's syndrome