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Dystonia is an important presentation of extrapyramidal disorders, defined as abnormal involuntary sustained or intermittent twisting, curling, or other patterned movements of body parts. 1 Inherited dystonias are common in the younger age. Lower limb dystonia refers to dystonic movements and posturing of the legs, foot, and/or toes, usually seen in children. 2 Adult-onset focal dystonia usually begins in the craniocervical or brachial region. 3 Childhood-onset foot dystonias are almost always generalized. A pleth-ora of associated presentations including myoclonus, chorea, tic, dyskinesias, and mixed-pattern can co-exist. In younger population, foot dystonia may be misdiagnosed as club-foot or psychogenic. in slight tremulousness, sensory tricks, elsewhere