Adult-onset idiopathic focal cervical dystonia (AOIFCD) involves abnormal posturing of the cervical musculature and, in some individuals, an associated head tremor. Existing neuroimaging studies have implicated key motor networks. However, measures used to date lack specificity toward underlying pathophysiologic differences. We aim to assess white matter motor pathways for localized, microstructural differences, which may aid in understanding underlying mechanisms.
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