Essential tremor (ET) is one of the most common movement disorders of adults,
characterized by postural and kinetic tremor. It often causes embarrassment and more rarely …

Essential tremor is the most common cause of tremor involving upper limbs, head and voice.
The first line of treatment for limb tremor is pharmacotherapy with propranolol or primidone …

A 45-year (1935-79) retrospective study of essential tremor based on original medical
records on residents of Rochester, Minnesota, is presented. The age and sex adjusted …

Uncontrolled clinical studies have suggested that primidone may be effective in reducing
essential tremor thus providing a valuable alternative to beta-adrenoreceptor antagonists …

A double-blind, cross-over study of oral propranolol versus placebo in 24 patients with
action tremors of the familial, senile or essential varieties showed propranolol to be very …

Background: Essential Tremor (ET) is likely the most frequent movement disorder. In this
review, we have summarized the current pharmacological options for the treatment of this …

Physiological and pharmacological studies of more than 150 patients with movement
disorders are reported. Particular attention is paid to the differentiation of various types of …

Intracellular recording in the guinea-pig brainstem slice has demonstrated that high
molecular weight alcohols block the low threshold calcium channel (LTCC) in the inferior …

Although essential tremor (ET) is the most common movement disorder, it is frequently
misdiagnosed and, as yet, there is no entirely satisfactory treatment. 1S2 Termed “benign,” it …

The pathophysiology and the exact anatomy of essential tremor (ET) is not well known. One
of the pillars that support the cerebellum as the main anatomical locus in ET is …