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An equine veterinarian reached out for advice regarding a horse he encountered with abnormal movements. The horse initially developed irregular, clonic contractions around the muzzle. For 2 years, the movements… Click to show full abstract
An equine veterinarian reached out for advice regarding a horse he encountered with abnormal movements. The horse initially developed irregular, clonic contractions around the muzzle. For 2 years, the movements spread to the eye and ear areas. The horse was otherwise healthy and had a normal general physical examination. Laboratory investigations were unrevealing, and imaging was cost-prohibitive and therefore deferred. Video S1 captures repetitive, irregular asynchronous clonic spasms affecting the right side of the face and muzzle.
Journal Title: Movement Disorders Clinical Practice
Year Published: 2020
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