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How would you treat an essential-like tremor secondary to tumor (e.g. glioma)?

Is your approach different than that to a primary essential tremor?
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Neurology · Emory Clinic
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This is a great question. The first step in managing tremor in the setting of a tumor or underlying mass is to first determine the phenomenology. It is not uncommon for dyskinesias like chorea or dystonia to arise after onset of tumor or treatment of tumor. Thus, looking for subtle (or not so subtle...

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