Isolated unilateral upper limb dystonia due to the subcortical lacunar infarcts

Key Points

• Upper limb dystonia is linked to subcortical lacunar infarcts, indicating neurological implications.
• A specific type of neurological disorder, identified in patients with motor pathway disruptions, was observed.
• Analysis of clinical records was conducted to explore the relationship between lacunar infarcts and movement disorders.
• The findings highlight potential mechanisms of dystonia, though further research is necessary to confirm these connections.