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Movement Disorders >> Tremor
Disease Description:
Tremor is an involuntary, rhythmical alternating movement that may affect muscles of any part of the body. It is a common symptom of diseases of the nervous system. Essential tremor is one of the most common forms of tremor and appears to usually be a hereditary disorder.
General Study Procedures:
The research study listed below is currently open for enrollment for adult subjects. The main procedures are short-term drug trials to look at efficacy and safety of the new agents. Please see the links for the procedures and eligibility criteria for specific studies. There is no cost for participation or for any tests associated with the research.
Studies Actively Recruiting Patients:
No studies available for this disease.
For more information about participating in these studies, please contact :
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For more information on
Tremor
:
http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/tremor/tremor.htm
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