Blepharospasm and torticollis are both uncommon conditions and they rarely occur in the
same person. Blepharospasm may result from localized eye disease or it may be an early …

Although biofeedback has been of value in treating spastic paresis and torticollis, its
effectiveness in other movement disorders is less clear. Blepharospasm, which has no …

This study describes the apparently successful treatment of a case of blepharospasm
(severe eye-blink tic). The blepharospasm apparently did not respond to analytic …

Eight patients with essential blepharospasm were given five consecutive sessions of
electromyogram biofeedback from cutaneous electrodes placed over the frontalis muscle …

Involuntary tonic contractions of the muscles of the face that are supplied by the facial motor
nerve usually cause painful closure of the eyelid, a condition known as blepharo-spasm …

Blepharospasm is defined as involuntary eyelid closure resulting in significant visual
disability. When blepharospasm is encountered in ophthalmologic practice, the usual cause …

Behaviour Therapy in a Case of Blepharospasm Page 1 B,it.J. Ps@@hiat.(â€974),rae, 603—4
ABSTRACT This case is reported in the absence of any docu @ mented evidence of the …

One of the most baffling and disabling medical afilictions is the condition called idiopathic or
essential blepharospasın. Nunnerous treatments havc been sug-gested through the years …

The controversy continues over whether blepharospasm—a condition characterized by the
tight, spasmodic closing of the eyelids several times to hundreds of times a day—is organic …

• Motion pictures of 15 patients with essential blepharospasm were studied. Previously
unrecognized signs indicated multiple cranial nerve involvement. These signs include …