The management of drop attacks.
From the preceding it is evident that drop attacks can result from a myriad of causes. As in all situations, the patient's history and the clinical picture are the most important factors in arriving at the appropriate diagnosis. However, understanding the neurophysiologic basis of posture should prove significantly helpful in this endeavor.
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