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Bilateral first rib fractures due to tardive dystonia
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A 37 year old man with mild learning disability and a history of previous neuroleptic use was admitted for investigation of a 1 year history of dystonia. On admission he had severe axial and limb dystonia with opisthotonus. Following extensive investigation for other causes of dystonia, a diagnosis of tardive dystonia …
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