1. The chorea tends to occur several months after rheumatic fever and lasts four to six weeks at most.

2. Objective:To explore clinical characteristics of Sydenham chorea, to improve clinical diagnosis accuracy and to reduce misdiagnosis.

3. Clinical features consist of dementia, chorea, diabetic mellitus, and retinal degeneration.

4. Objective : To explore clinical characteristics of chorea, to improve clinical diagnosis accuracy and to reduce misdiagnosis.

5. Chorea or hemichorea is one of the rarer presenting features of moyamoya disease.

6. Unlike a spasm, a cramp, or the movements of chorea or epilepsy, it does not interfere with other movement and can be held off for a time.

7. The second stage is comprised of tremors or myoclonus, chorea and athetosis, and pyramidal tract signs.

8. It is mainly indicated for cerebral disorders, such as hemiplegia, numbness, aphasia, dizziness and vertigo, tinnitus, chorea, etc.

9. This protein is considered to be the cause of Chorea Huntington.

10. Objective To study the clinical, neuroimaging features and identify the mutations of IT15, DRPLA, JPH3 and TBP genes in a large Chinese family of chorea.

11. Our findings suggest that moyamoya disease should be included in the differential diagnosis of pediatric onset chorea.

12. The severe disease bearing the name of American physician George Huntington has been known under various other names, including Chorea major, or St. Vitus Dance, for a long time.

13. "Some of the important causes, such as lupus, metabolic disorders, Huntington chorea, among others, can occur in very young children, " Kelley told Reuters Health.

14. Diabetes or diabetes-prone, high blood pressure, varicose veins, phlebitis, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, porphyria, hands and feet used with caution in patients with convulsions and small chorea.