Hyperekplexia
Abstract
Hyperekplexia is uncommon. The exact
prevalence is not known. It has been reported
in 70 families world wide. Affected
persons present with exaggerated startle
and generalised stiffening of the body
from the neonatal period. They show a
good response to clonazepam. Diagnosis
remains largely clinical. It is one of
the treatable neurogenetic conditions.
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