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  • Title: Tardive dyskinesia in Tourette syndrome.
    Author: Golden GS.
    Journal: Pediatr Neurol; 1985; 1(3):192-4. PubMed ID: 3880404.
    Abstract:
    Three patients are reported who developed oral-buccal-lingual movements typical of tardive dyskinesia while being treated with stable doses of haloperidol for Tourette syndrome. In each case signs resolved within a number of weeks after medication was discontinued. One of the patients experienced recurrence of the dyskinesia during a challenge with phenothiazine tranquilizers. In each case the dose of haloperidol was well within the usual therapeutic range. A strong family history of movement disorders, including Tourette syndrome, was present in each family.
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