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#GraphicalAbstracts DystoniaBoTXNet: Novel Neural Network #Biomarker of #Botulinum Toxin Efficacy in Isolated #Dystonia ow.ly/GVUr50Mxhb6 @TheNewANA1 @WileyNeuro @movedisorder
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Dystonias are notoriously mis- and under-diagnosed, with some studies showing it can take patients up to 10 years to receive a proper diagnosis. bit.ly/3GnUotv
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"An artificial intelligence tool called DystoniaBoTXNet predicted which patients with dystonia would benefit from botulinum toxin injections with 96.3% accuracy."
For the full article visit s.ripl.com/m72m1f #dystoniasux #dystonia #dyt1 #dystoniaawareness @sciencedaily
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Artificial intelligence tool predicts which patients with dystonia respond to Botox treatment w...
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This is where #AI shines helping people: “AI tool predicts which patients with #dystonia respond to #Botox treatment with 96% accuracy” - Medical Xpress apple.news/AA2SEPfgqQzWETkGt…
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AI tool predicts which patients with dystonia respond to Botox treatment with 96% accuracy
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Artificial intelligence tool may help predict success of Botox treatment in patients with dystonia #AnnalsofNeurology #dystonia #Botoxtreatment #botulinumtoxininjections #MRIs medicaldialogues.in/neurolog…
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A new study led by @SimonyanLab shows that an #artificialintelligence tool can predict which patients with #dystonia will respond to Botox injections with 96% accuracy. spklr.io/6012ckUE #AI
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AI tool predicts which patients with #dystonia respond to Botox treatment with 96% accuracy @masseyeandear @TheNewANA1 doi.org/grh6jm medicalxpress.com/news/2022-…
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Thank you to those who provided input on the 2023-2027 NIDCD Strategic Plan! Your feedback and input helped shape our research and training priorities. Read the newly released plan here: bit.ly/3HlX9h9 #NIDCDresearch
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During the month of October, we will be focusing on dystonia, the third most common movement disorder. Follow along as we share historical triumphs and current research about this variable disease.
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Simonyan and colleagues provide an illuminating overview of a new therapeutic approach for focal dystonias—Brain-computer interfaces. loom.ly/o6IhkG4
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This study investigated the short-term and long-term effects of botulinum neurotoxin treatment on brain function in patients with laryngeal #dystonia. bit.ly/3qGXtNT #Neurology #NeuroTwitter
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Speech production involves an array of muscles including your nose, mouth, jaw, and lips. Explore this process and how we produce voice in our animated video: bit.ly/3svosxs
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Did you know that hoarseness is often a symptom of problems in the vocal folds of the larynx? Read about causes and treatments w/ #NIDCDinfo: bit.ly/2xsKVhJ
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RESEARCH NEWS: researchers at the Dystonia and Speech Motor Control Laboratory (Boston, MA) @SimonyanLab are looking into innovative ways to treat laryngeal Dystonia. They are aiming to use ´neurofeedback’, an experimental rehabilitation method targeting brain activity. #dystonia
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Laughter is a vocalization that requires the help of several parts of your body including the lungs & vocal folds in the larynx. Watch our animated video to learn more: bit.ly/3svosxs
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#DYK your voice is as unique as your fingerprint? For Better Hearing and Speech Month, learn about the important organs that play a role in voice production in the NIDCD’s new animated video: bit.ly/3w7oFYL #BHSM
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Speech is produced by precisely coordinated actions from several muscles from your head to your abdomen. Learn more about how you speak in the NIDCD’s new video: bit.ly/3w7oFYL #BHSM






















