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Oro-facial Dystonia Following Dental Extraction: Is It Organic or Psychogenic?

Diş Çekimi Sonrası Gelişen Orofasiyal Distoni: Organik mi? Psikojenik mi?

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23–26
Publication Date
2019-01-01
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During the follow-up, patient had variable dystonic symptoms and in addition to Botox therapy, psychiatric treatment was included for the best treatment outcomes.This case is unique, since both organic and psychogenic factors are involved.These cases are rarely followed by Otorhinolaryngologists, hence awareness of challenges and current therapeutic modalities are necessary.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Dystonia is a movement disorder characterized by sustained or intermittent muscle contractions, causing twisting, repetetive movements or postural abnormalities.
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Key Findings & Data:We present a 46 years old female with a serious persistent complaint of unilateral continous tonic muscle contractions causing upper lip deviation, appearded after a dental procedure.
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Conclusion & Impact:During the follow-up, patient had variable dystonic symptoms and in addition to Botox therapy, psychiatric treatment was included for the best treatment outcomes.This case is unique, since both organic and psychogenic factors are involved.These cases are rarely followed by Otorhinolaryngologists, hence awareness of challenges and current therapeutic modalities are necessary.
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⚙️Variables:Fasiyal distoni · Distoni · Psikojenik distoni

Abstract

Dystonia is a movement disorder characterized by sustained or intermittent muscle contractions, causing twisting, repetetive movements or postural abnormalities. We present a 46 years old female with a serious persistent complaint of unilateral continous tonic muscle contractions causing upper lip deviation, appearded after a dental procedure. During the follow-up, patient had variable dystonic symptoms and in addition to Botox therapy, psychiatric treatment was included for the best treatment outcomes.This case is unique, since both organic and psychogenic factors are involved.These cases are rarely followed by Otorhinolaryngologists, hence awareness of challenges and current therapeutic modalities are necessary.

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Distoni, sürekli veya aralıklı kas kasılmalarının yol açtığı bükülme benzeri, tekrarlayan hareketler veya postürel anormallikler ile karakterize bir hareket hastalığıdır.Burada 46 yaşında, dental bir prosedürü takiben meydana gelen, tek taraflı, şiddetli, süreklilik gösteren ve üst dudak deviyasyonuna neden olan kas kasılmalarından yakınan kadın hasta sunulmaktadır. Takipte hastanın distonik yakınmalarında değişkenlik saptanmış, en etkin tedavinin uygulanabilmesi amacıyla hasta, Botoks tedavisine ek olarak psikiyatrik tedavi için de yönlendirilmiştir. Vakamız, hem organik hem de psikojenik faktörler içermesi nedeniyle, farklılık göstermektedir. Bu vakalar nadiren Otorinolaringologlar tarafından takip edilmektedir. Bu nedenle karşılaşılabilecek zorluklar ve güncel terapötik uygulamalar konusunda farkındalık gerekmektedir.

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ÇOBAN, K., ÇAĞLAR, B., BÜYÜKLÜ, F. (2019). Oro-facial Dystonia Following Dental Extraction: Is It Organic or Psychogenic?. Abant Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 8 - Sayı: 1, 23–26. https://ajindex.com/articles/448943

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