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Abstract in brief
This article identifies a specific subgroup of children with motor stereotypies called intense imagery movements (IIM), characterized by episodes where children engage in vivid mental imagery during their stereotyped movements, often related to themes like computer games, cartoons, or fantasy.
The study involved 10 children around 8.5 years old, mostly boys, who displayed complex paroxysmal movements with underlying developmental difficulties and had undergone brain imaging and tests prior to assessment by specialized multidisciplinary teams.
Recognizing IIM as a distinct clinical subgroup can help improve diagnosis and treatment, emphasizing the importance of understanding the connection between vivid mental imagery and stereotyped behaviors in children.]
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Discussion of a study on intense imagery movements, a distinct subgroup of paediatric motor stereotypies characterized by vivid mental imagery during stereotyped behaviors, often linked to themes like games and…
Discussion of a study on intense imagery movements, a distinct subgroup of children's motor stereotypies characterized by vivid mental imagery during stereotyped behaviors, often linked to themes like games, cartoons…
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