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Methsuximide-Induced Movement Disorder

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 We appreciate comments of Dooley et al and hope that our paper will stimulate further interest in this often overlooked drug. That methsuximide could induce a movement disorder is not totally unexpected. Other antiepileptic drugs occasionally have been associated with dyskinetic movements. All treatments have a risk-to-benefit ratio and may be inappropriate for a given patient in a given circumstance; this does not diminish the value of the drug for other patients.
 We do not feel that it has been proved clearly that the movements are due to methsuximide.