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Journal Article
Facial dystonia as depicted in art in the time of Leonardo da Vinci
2015
Overview
Eponymic terms are now deemed inappropriate, and the term cranial-cervical dystonia should be used for the combination of blepharospasm and dystonia of other muscles of the head and neck.3,7 On the basis of the clinical features of the individual in the drawing by Giovanni Agostino da Lodi, we think that this physiognomic study of a male head represents an artistic description of cranial-cervical dystonia.
Publisher
Elsevier Ltd,Elsevier Limited
