Ketn & Canterbury Hopsital

Kent & Canterbury Hospital

Ethelbert Road

Canterbury

CT1 3NG

01227 766877

Diagnosis and botulinum toxin injections

Laryngeal

Latest

Myoclonus dystonia

For people living with a genetic confirmation of myoclonus dystonia syndrome associated to a mutation in epsilon-sarcoglycan (SGCE or DYT11) gene or a parent or carer of someone living with the condition. Takes 10-15 minutes.
Virtual appointments (Scotland)

For people living with a neurological condition, people who care for someone living with a neurological condition, or those who are close to someone who is living with a neurological condition, in Scotland. Takes 10-15 minutes.
2012/13

Financial Statements for the year ended 31 March 2013.
2013/14

Financial Statements for the year ended 31 March 2014.

Princess Royal Hospital Telford

Services available: Diagnosis and botulinum toxin injections | Dystonia types: Laryngeal
Princess Royal Hospital

Services available: Diagnosis and botulinum toxin injections | Dystonia types: Blepharospasm, segmental, hemi-facial, myoclonus, cervical
Princess Alexandra Eye Pavilion

Services available: Diagnosis and botulinum toxin injections | Dystonia types: Blepharospasm
Prince Philip Hospital

Services available: Botulinum toxin injections | Dystonia types: Blepharospasm
Poole General Hospital

Services available: Diagnosis and botulinum toxin injections | Dystonia types: All types
Pilgrim Hospital

Services available: Diagnosis | Dystonia types: Blepharospasm, cervical
Penrith Hospital (outreach clinic)

Services available: Diagnosis and botulinum toxin injections | Dystonia types: Blepharospasm, laryngeal, hemifacial spasm
Northampton General Hospital

Services available: Diagnosis and botulinum toxin injections | Dystonia types: Blepharospasm, cervical, hemifacial spasm, focal hand
New Cross Hospital

Services available: Diagnosis and botulinum toxin injections | Dystonia types: Blepharospasm, cervical
Nevill Hall Hospital

Services available: Diagnosis and botulinum toxin injections | Dystonia types: All types

What is dystonia?

Dystonia is a neurological movement disorder that is estimated to affect at least 100,000 people in the UK.
What are the symptoms?
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What causes dystonia?

The cause of dystonia is not yet fully understood, in some cases at least it can be attributed to a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain called the basal ganglia, a part which helps to control movement.
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What are the symptoms?
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