Orthostatic tremor (OT) was a term first used to describe tremor that occurred in the legs while patients were standing, and which was relieved while patients were walking, seated, or supine.[1][1] The disorder can be very disabling, and the treatment, which is largely unsuccessful, remains empiric
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