Background: Hyperkinetic movement disorders caused by mirtazapine are very rarely reported, and involuntary severe cervical and truncal dystonia as an initial manifestation of mirtazapine-induced hyperkinetic movement disorder have not yet been reported. This study aimed to report an unusual case and to investigate the clinical pattern of mirtazapine-induced hyperkinetic movement disorder.
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