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Annals of Movement Disorders

  • h-index: 8
  • Total citations: 213
  • Total papers: 84
  • Impact factor: 0.390625

Homepage: http://www.aomd.in/

Annals of Movement Disorders

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H-Index = 8
Citations = 213

Papers

Evidence

Recent papers in Annals of Movement Disorders

  1. Movement disorders associated with systemic autoimmune diseases: A narrative reviewAnnals of Movement Disorders · Fri,
  2. Amantadine and syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion: Clinical vignettes and lessons learnedAnnals of Movement Disorders · Mon,
  3. Diabetic striatopathy presenting as hemichorea–hemiballismus—Pathophysiologic mechanisms and multimodal neuroimaging findings: A literature reviewAnnals of Movement Disorders · Wed,
  4. Implantation order and pneumocephalus independently predict radial electrode deviation in bilateral subthalamic nucleus deep brain stimulation: A single-surgeon analysisAnnals of Movement Disorders · Wed,
  5. Landscape of pediatric immune-mediated movement disordersAnnals of Movement Disorders · Fri,
  6. Prion Disorders Update: An Indian PerspectiveAnnals of Movement Disorders · Fri,
  7. Re-examining the bidirectional relationship between stroke and restless legs syndromeAnnals of Movement Disorders · Fri,
  8. Peripheral neuropathy in Parkinson’s disease: A hospital-based study from Northeast IndiaAnnals of Movement Disorders · Mon,
  9. The evolving landscape of paraneoplastic movement disorders: A scoping reviewAnnals of Movement Disorders · Tue,
  10. Unravelling the diagnosis of a mitochondrial disease: A case of a young man with MERRFAnnals of Movement Disorders · Thu,

About Annals of Movement Disorders

Annals of Movement Disorders carries 84 indexed papers, 213 citations, h-index 8 in Synapse's enriched corpus. Each paper indexed here includes structured clinical evidence extraction (PICO), methodology classification with level of evidence, and links to related guideline recommendations where applicable.

On Synapse's credibility score (derived from SJR ranking and cross-citation patterns), Annals of Movement Disorders sits in Synapse's tracked journal set.

The journal's official homepage is at http://www.aomd.in/.

Use the feed below to follow new Annals of Movement Disorders publications with AI-enriched analysis — each paper is decomposed into study design, population, intervention, comparator, primary outcome, and key finding, with the underlying evidence traceable to the primary source.

Deterministic synthesis from Synapse's enriched records — 108 words.