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Kuliah Extrapyramidal Syndrome
Kuliah Extrapyramidal Syndrome
(movement disorders)
Definition
Neurologic syndromes in which
abnormal movement occur due
to a disturbance of fluency and
speed of voluntary movement or
the presence of unintended
extra movements
Sindrom neurologis di mana gerakan
abnormal terjadi karena gangguan
kelancaran dan kecepatan gerakan
sukarela atau adanya gerakan ekstra
yang tidak diinginkan
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Ektrapyramidal System
A GROUP STRUCTURAL OF Gray matter
wich located in hemispher cerebri and
mainly functional was motor activity
TERDIRI DARI :
Caudate nucleus
1.Basal Ganglia
Putamen
2.Brain stem
Globus palidus
3.Cortek serebri
KELOMPOK STRUKTURAL DARI
"materi Gray" yang terletak di
"hemispher cerebri" dan terutama
fungsional aktivitas motorik
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BRAINSTEM
Subthalmicus nuclei
Substantia Nigra
Parts of formatio reticularis
CORTEKS CEREBRI
Area 4 S
Area 6
Area 8
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Pathogenesis 1
Results from dysfunction of
the extrapyramidal system
Basal ganglion caudate,
putamen, globus pallidus,
subthalamic nucleus, and
substantia nigra
motor area of cortex basal
ganglion(organizing
movement commands)
motor area of cortex
# affects the size and speed of
movements
# selection of components of
movements or the sequencing of
multi-step movements
Pathogenesis 2
Movement disorder
Motor network
Upper motor neurons
Lower motor neurons
Cerebellar circuitry
Basal ganglia
circuitry
Motor association
cortex
Sensory systems
Subtthalamicus
nuclei
Serebellum
Thalamus
Cortex
Globus pal
Substantia
nigra
Caudatus+put
Pons
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striatum
Nigro reticulo spinal tract
Piramidal tract
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Ascociative movement
Regulation of posture
Autonomic integration
asosiatif gerakan
Peraturan postur
integrasi otonom
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EKSTRAPYRAMIDAL SISTEM
DISTURBANCES
Ektrapyramidal syndroma = Basal
Ganglia syndroma
1.Primary functional deficit
negative symptom
2.Secundary efect/ release pheno
mena positive symptom
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EPS SYNDROMA
Negative
symptom
Positive symptom
1. Bradikinesia 1.Involuntary
2. Disturbances movement tremor,
posture
athetosis, ballismus,
chorea, dystonia
2. Rigiditas
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dancelike
Slow,distal
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TREMOR
A Rythmic Movement 3 to 5/Sec,
resting, mainly in fingers, arms
and chin
Gerakan berirama 3 sampai 5/Sec,
beristirahat, terutama di jari, lengan
dan dag
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Chorea:
Arrythmic movement of a forcible, rapid,
jerky type, affecting the fingers, hand, and
entire limb,or some other part of the body.
Chorea may be limited to one of the body
(hemichorea). When the movements involve
the proximal limb muscles and are unusualy
violent and flinging Hemiballismus
Chorea:
Arrythmic gerakan jenis, paksa cepat,
dendeng, mempengaruhi jari, tangan,
dan tungkai seluruh atau beberapa
bagian lain dari tubuh.
Chorea mungkin terbatas pada satu
tubuh (hemichorea). Ketika gerakan
melibatkan otot-otot ekstremitas
proksimal dan unusualy kekerasan
dan melemparkan Hemiballismus
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Athetosis :
Generally denotes abnormal
movements that are slow,
sinuous, irregular both in arm
and fingers
Athetosis:
Umumnya menunjukkan gerakan
abnormal yang lambat, berliku-liku,
tidak teratur baik di lengan dan jarijari
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Dystonia:
An abnormal contorted posture,
classically in one or other of the
extremes of athetoid movement, with
a predilection for muscles of the trunk
and limb girdle or a hand or a foot.
Dystonia posture also occure without
an accompanying athetosis.
distonia:
Sebuah postur yang abnormal
berkerut, klasik dalam satu atau lain
dari gerakan ekstrem athetoid,
dengan kecenderungan untuk otot
korset batang dan tungkai atau
tangan atau kaki. Postur distonia juga
occure tanpa athetosis menyertainya.
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Symptom
Location of lesion
contralateral striatum
Hypotonia
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Drug-induced EPS
EPS secondary to pharmacologic
agents are the most common.
The risk of developing a druginduced EPS begins at the onset
of treatment with an offending
agent.
Acutely: within hours or a few
days
Subacutely: over several weeks
Late or delayed onset: six
months or longer after
exposure(tardive)
short-term therapy of minimal
therapeutic dosages should be
the strategy employed
Manifestation
Acute dystonia
Parkinsonism
Akathisia
Tardive dyskinesia
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Acute dystonia
Definition
long-lasting contraction or spasm
of musculature
generally less common than most
other extrapyramidal symptoms
young age and male sex
predominant
The pathophysiological
mechanism is presently unknown
Diagnosis: The most common
muscle groups affected are the
eyes, jaw, tongue, and neck
trismus, blepharospasm,
oculogyric crisis, torticollis,
opisthotonus, laryngeal
spasm most dangerous
Treatment
anticholinergic drug. Ex.
Benztropine, diphenhydramine
Definisi
tahan lama kontraksi atau
spasme otot
umumnya kurang umum daripada
kebanyakan gejala
ekstrapiramidal lainnya
muda usia dan jenis kelamin lakilaki dominan
Mekanisme patofisiologi saat ini
tidak diketahui
Diagnosis: Kelompok-kelompok
otot yang paling umum terkena
adalah mata, rahang, lidah, dan
leher
trismus, blefarospasme, krisis
oculogyric, tortikolis,
opisthotonus, kejang laring
<most dangerous>
Pengobatan
antikolinergik obat. Ex.
Benztropine, diphenhydramine
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Parkinsonism
Pathophysiology: blockade of postsynaptic
dopamine(D2) receptors in the corpus
striatum
Diagnosis three cardinal symptoms
Tremor
Muscle rigidity
Bradikinesia
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Treatment
Lower dose of agent
Switching to a low potency agent
Anticholinergic drugs
pengobatan
Turunkan dosis agen
Beralih ke agen potensi rendah
obat antikolinergik
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Akathisia
Definition
a sense of motor restlessness in
which the patient feels a constant
need to move about.
Definisi
rasa gelisah motor di mana pasien
merasa perlu terus-menerus untuk
bergerak.
Jenis yang paling umum dari EPS
Patofisiologi: tidak diketahui
Diagnosa
cenderung memiliki keluhan subjektif
'gelisah batin' yang paling sering di
kaki
Mereka merasa bahwa mereka harus
bergerak, dan ini bermanifestasi
sebagai perubahan pada postur
tubuh, menyilang dan uncrossing kaki
... ..
Sering dikaitkan dengan dysphoria
berat, kecemasan, dan lekas marah
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Treatment
Lower dose of agent
Switching to a low potency agent
Anticholinergic drugs
beta-adrenergic blockers
benzodiazepine
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Tardive dyskinesia
Definition
a syndrome of abnormal
movements following at least six
months and often many years of
drug therapy
Pathophysiology
denervation-hypersensitivity
phenomenon
It appears with prolonged
receptor blockade, the
receptors rebound, becoming
supersensitized
Diagnosis
Characterized by involuntary
movement of the lips, tongue,
jaw, and extremities
definisi
sindrom gerakan abnormal
berikut setidaknya enam bulan
dan sering bertahun-tahun
terapi obat
patofisiologi
denervasi-fenomena
hipersensitivitas
Tampaknya dengan blokade
reseptor berkepanjangan,
rebound reseptor, menjadi
supersensitized
diagnosa
Ditandai oleh gerakan tak
terkendali dari bibir, lidah,
rahang, dan ekstremitas
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Treatment
The best treatment is prevention
gradual reduction
Low dose of benzodiazepine
Dopamine antagonist
Dopamine depleting agents
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Movement Disorders
Parkinsons Disease - Hypokinetic
Defined as a syndrome consisting of variable combination of
tremor, rigidity, bradykinesia, and characteristic disturbance
of gait and posture
Onset: mid-late life; mean age is 57 yrs
Penyakit Parkinson - Hypokinetic
Didefinisikan sebagai sindrom yang terdiri dari kombinasi variabel
tremor, rigiditas, bradykinesia, dan gangguan karakteristik gaya
berjalan dan postur
Onset: pertengahan akhir kehidupan; usia rata-rata adalah 57 thn
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Epidemiology:
Affects all ethnicities
has equal M/F distribution
occurs 1-2 per 1,000 people in
general population
occurs 1 per 100 people that are over
65 yrs
4th most common disease in the
elderly
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Cause: unknown
Pathophysiology:
1. Loss of dopaminergic cells in the substantia
nigra
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Movement Disorders
Huntingtons Disease Hyperkinetic
A neurodegenerative disorder which
predominately has behavioral,
cognitive, or movement disorders signs
Onset: Usually begins during adult life
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Pathological Changes
Atrophy & neuronal
degeneration of cortex
Hallmark: caudate
atrophy
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Examination:
Physical Findings
Initial Findings
Gradual onset
Slowed saccadic movements 1st
sign
In 85% chorea is predominate
movement disorder
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Adult Onset
Prominent chorea
Bradykinesia
Postural reflex compromise
Terminal Phase
Dysarthria, dysphagia, &
respiratory difficulties
General
Cognitive impairment
Depression
Psychiatric disorders
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Movement Disorders
Restless Legs Syndrome
Hyperkinetic
Common movement disorder
Diagnostic Criteria
Desire to move limbs which is associated
with unpleasant sensations
Restlessness
Worsening of symptoms @ rest w/
temporary relief w/ movement
Worsening of symptoms @ night
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Common Descriptions
Always unpleasant, but not
necessarily painful
Need to move
Crawling
Tingling
Itching
Restless
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CEREBELLUM
Located in posterior fossa behind
pons/med oblongata
Consists of vermis on medial part and 2
hemispher, with 3 anatomical
component
1.Flocculonodularis lob = archicerebellum
2.Anterior lob = paleocerebelum
3.Posterior lob = neocerebellum
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Pedunculus serebelli
Tree pairs, located on top and around
forth ventricle, make the cerebellum
attach to brain stem. Contain of tracts
to and from brain stem
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CEREBELLUM FUNCTION
Regulation and control of muscle
tone
Coordination of movement,
mainly skill movement
Control posture and gait
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CEREBELLUM DYSFUNGTION
Reduction muscle tone, mainly in
acute lesion
Disturb of coordination voluntary
movement ataxia
Disturb of equilibrium and gait
Tremor that derives from ataxia and
hipotonia
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Hipotonia
Decreased of muscle resisten on
palpation or fasive movement
(abnormality of activity gamma and alfa
motor neuron)
THANK YOU !
Dopamine
GABA
Serotonin
Cholinergic
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