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The Genetics of TS: How it Occurs in Families & Who Might be AffectedD. Pauls, Ph.D., M. Conneally, Ph.D. Addresses TS and inheritance, conditions associated with TS, OCD, ADHD, and common questions about TS and genetics. Features a glossary of genetic terms. 2008 Revision. Also available as download--see item M-113DD
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The Genetics of TS: How it Occurs in Families & Who Might Be AffectedDOWNLOAD ADOBE ACROBAT "PDF" FILE TO YOUR COMPUTER AND PRINT: Downloadable version of M113, described above.
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Executive Function Abilities in Autism and TSS. Ozonoff, et al. J Child Psychol, Psychiat, 1994. Executive function is a model used to understand information processing and was developed to better understand and pinpoint causes of a variety of learning problems. This article suggests a new framework for investigating the thinking process of neurodevelopmental disorders.
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Symptoms of Obsessive-Compulsive DisorderJ.F. Leckman, MD, et al. The American Jour. of Psychiatry, 1997. One of the largest systematic studies of the symptoms of OCD. Data from 300 patients; authors develop a multi-dimensional view of OCD, including obsessions and checking, symmetry and ordering, cleanliness, washing and hoarding, etc.
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The Assessment and Coordination of Treatment of Children and Adolescents with OCDR.A.King, MD. L. Scahill, MSN, PhD. Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, July 1999. Thorough and discussion of OCD treatment of children and adolescents; complete approach to diagnosis, effects on families, other medical conditions, academic performance.
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A Holistic Approach to Attention Deficit DisorderT. Armstrong, Educational Leadership, 1996. Author advocates looking at the whole child, emphasizing what children with ADHD can accomplish; talents of many who have attentional problems; postulates that underarousal rather than deficit may be at the root of the disorder.
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A Guide to TS MedicationsJohn T. Walkup, MD. A paper to keep families and medical professionals informed about the complexities of prescribing medications for people with TS. Covered are the most commonly prescribed medications for tic management, obsessive traits and attentional difficulties. Dosage guidelines and common side effects of the medication are discussed. 2008 Revision.Also available as download--see item M-313DD
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A Guide to TS MedicationsDOWNLOAD ADOBE ACROBAT "PDF" FILE TO YOUR COMPUTER AND PRINT: Downloadable version of M313, described above.
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Tourette's Syndrome: A Model Neuropsychiatric DisorderT.M. Hyde, MD, et al. JAMA, 1995. Through their experience studying twins with TS, the authors make the case for TS being a medical model for the study of several other neurobiological disorders. Covered are the natural history of TS, the interactions between genetics and environment, and results from neurochemistry, neuropathology and neuroimaging studies. Treatment issues are discussed as well.
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Pharmacologic Treatment of Tic DisordersL. Scahill, MSN, PhD, et al. Child & Adol. Clinics of North America, 2000. Tic disorders can vary considerably. This paper provides definitions for the various types as well as suggestions for medication treatment for different tic disorders and ADHD.
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Menstrual Cycle-Related Fluctuations of Tics in Tourette SyndromeM. Schwabe, MD, MS and R.Konkol, MD, PhD. Pediatric Neurology, 1991. Discusses the effects of PMS and the menstrual cycle on tics related to Tourette Syndrome.
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TS Medications and PregnancyC. M. Berlin, Jr., MD, J. L. Juncos, MD, R. D. Bruun, MD. The best advice for women with tic disorders who are on medication is to talk with their doctors before getting pregnant. This pamphlet provides information that may be helpful, and suggests guidelines which may offer both caution and reassurance. 2006 Ed. Also available as download--see item M-328DD
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TS Medications and PregnancyDOWNLOAD ADOBE ACROBAT "PDF" FILE TO YOUR COMPUTER AND PRINT Downloadable version of M1328, described above.
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Invited Review, TS, Assoc.Conditions and the Complexities of TreatmentM.M. Robertson, MD Brain, 2000. An outstanding overview, this article covers all aspects about what is known about the disorder. Includes data about epidemiology, genetics, pharmacology, and management of Tourette Syndrome. Emphasizes the complexities of the disorder, clinical manifestation, and associated conditions.
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Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Tourette SyndromeG. Erenberg, MD, C.M. Berlin, MD, K. Kompoliti, MD, S. Zinner, MD. Many people in the Tourette Syndrome community have wondered whether complementary and alternative treatments may be helpful. This discussion of what is known about Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) is to help make informed decisions about alternative treatment approaches. 2006 Ed. Also available as download--see item M-333DD
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Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Tourette SyndromeDOWNLOAD ADOBE ACROBAT "PDF" FILE TO YOUR COMPUTER AND PRINT Downloadable version of M333, described above.
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Tourette Syndrome: A Neurobiological Disease That Can Mimic AllergyDrs. S. Roddy and R. Schwartz. Pediatric Asthma, Allergy and Immunology, 1988. Discusses the similarity between tics associated with TS and symptoms of allergy.
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Association of Allergy with Tourette's SyndromeDr. Ho, et al. J Formos Med Assoc., 1999. Conducted in Taiwan, this investigation focused on clarifying the co-occurrence of TS and allergies. Researchers explored whether there is a connection for a clinic population in that country.
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Problem Behaviors & TSR. Bruun, MD, K. Rickler, MD, E. Kelman-Bravo, CSW, MS. Describes recent research and what is now known about the relationship of a variety of behaviors and TS. Contains helpful advice about the management of these problem behaviors for families and individuals with TS. Also available as download--see item M-337DD
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Problem Behaviors and TSDOWNLOAD ADOBE ACROBAT "PDF" FILE TO YOUR COMPUTER AND PRINT: Downloadable version of M337, described above.
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Development of Behavioral and Emotional Problems in TSH. Singer, MD, et al. Pediatric Neurology, 1989. Using the Child Behavior Checklist, 78 male children were assessed for a variety of behavioral problems. The relation to tic severity covered.
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Peer Problems in Tourette's DisorderA. Stokes, MD, et al. Pediatrics, 1991. Detailed research findings of peer problems in children with TS. Includes statistical results obtained from these studies.
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Dentistry and Tourette Syndrome: a Guide for Patients & DentistsYour dentist wants to know about your TS! Here is a discussion about a range of issues that concern dentistry and TS. by C. B. Korman. Also available as download--see item M-352DD
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Dentistry and Tourette Syndrome: a Guide for Patients & DentistsDOWNLOAD ADOBE ACROBAT "PDF" FILE TO YOUR COMPUTER AND PRINT: Downloadable version of M352, described above.
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Tourette DisorderS.H. Zinner, MD Pediatrics in Review, 2000. Thorough and detailed overview article covering all aspects of TS treatment. Complex diagnoses, comorbidity, common medications and dosages are but a few of the topics covered.
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An Epidemiologic Study of Gilles de la Tourette's Syndrome in IsraelA. Apter, MD, et al. Arh. Gen. Psychiatry, 1993. How many people have TS is a commonly asked question. This comprehensive study represents the largest random population ever assessed for the occurrence of TS. Over 18,000 male and female recruits to the Israel Defense Force were screened for tics and obsessive compulsive symptoms. The ratio between genders was assessed.
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Tourette Syndrome and Repeated Anger Generated EpisodesC. Budman, MD & R. Bruun, MD. The phenomenon of uncontrollable anger described in this booklet occurs in a few people with TS. Rage is a poorly understood behavior that may or may not be associated with the neurologically-based root causes of TS. behavior that may or may not be associated with the neurologically-based root causes of TS. This brochure examines this behavior. Most importantly, it describes specifics to identify it, and considers whether there is an association with several other neurobiological conditions. Also available as download--see item M-357DD
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Tourette Syndrome and Repeated Anger Generated EpisodesDOWNLOAD ADOBE ACROBAT "PDF" FILE TO YOUR COMPUTER AND PRINT: Downloadable version of M357, described above.
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Botulinum Toxin in the Treatment of TicsC.H. Kwak, PA, P.A. Hanna, MD, J. Jankovic, MD. Arch Neurol, 2000. The first study with a sizeable number of participants that assesses the efficacy of botulinum toxin injections. This intervention is limited to those with severe symptoms who do not respond to traditional treatments.
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PANDAS? Or PAND? Or Both? Or Neither?E.L. Kaplan, MD. Contemporary Pediatrics, 2000. This brochure discusses the pieces of the "PANDAS" puzzle but notes that despite great interest among parents, pediatricians, and on the web, the PANDAS phenomenon is still poorly understood scientifically.
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Gilles de la Tourette Syndrome: Symptomatic Trt Based on EvidenceDrs. M.M. Robertson & J.S. Stern. Euro Child & Adoles Psychiatry, 2000. A thorough discussion of a wide variety of TS symptomatology addressing causality, clinical characteristics, psychopathology and assocated behaviors. Summarizes the most recent researh findings in these and other areas. Focuses on the latest medical and other treatment approaches.
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