•Links (toerisme Kyoto)
tripadvisor.nl
The Kyoto Project
Vakantieinjapan
Kyoto City Tourism Association
Kyoto Travel Guide
Kyoto Prefecture's Web Site
Kyoto Prefecture Tourism Guide
Japan-guide.com
World Heritage Map
JAPAN: the Official Guide
Japan Video Topics
KYOTOdesign
V. Onderzoek
Wij bestudeerden de werking van de kauwspieren (musculus masseter, temporalis, onderste hoofd van de laterale pterygoïdspieren, mediale pterygoïdspieren) en andere spieren (tweebuikige spier, musculus sternocleidomastoideus, etc.) die met het kauwen worden geassocieerd, met gelijktijdige opname van incisaal punt en condylaire bewegingen, en bestudeerden de rol van de reflexen in de functionele rol van deze spieren (1-12).
Wij onderzoeken bewegingsstoornissen zoals oromandibulaire dystonie, dyskinesie, bruxisme en ziekten die worden veroorzaakt door de abnormale spiercontractie van de kauwspieren, zoals hypertrofie van de masseterspier, hyperplasie van processus coronoideus, hyperplasie van de pezen en aponeurosen van de kauwspieren en temporomandibulaire disfunctie (13-29). Wij voerden elektrofysiologisch onderzoek uit op beweging en perceptie van het stomatognatisch systeem met behulp van niet-invasieve hersenfunctiemetingen zoals elektro-encefalografie (“movement related cortical potentials”, “contingent negative variation”, “somatosensory evoked potentials”), elektromyografie (oppervlakte- en naaldelektromyografie, “evoked electromyogram”), magneto-encefalografie (bewegingsgerelateerde MEG, “somatosensory evoked magnetic fields”) en “near-infrared spectroscopy” (15,16,19,21-27). Wij proberen te onderzoeken hoe het centrale zenuwstelsel de bewegingen van de onderkaak, het kauwen en de tong en de waarnemingen in de lip, de tong, het tandvlees en het gehemelte regelt, en welke veranderingen te merken zijn in onwillekeurige bewegingen van de mond- en tandregio. Een voorbeeld is movement related cortical potentials, die duiden op activiteiten van het supplementair motorisch gebied in de basale ganglia bij het voorbereiden op lichaamsbeweging. De amplitudes van deze potentialen zijn bij sommige bewegingen significant verschillend. De amplitudes voor laterale bewegingen zijn identiek en doorgaans groter dan die voor openen en sluiten. Bovendien is er een tendens waar te nemen voor een overwicht in de ipsilaterale hemisfeer bij rechts- en linkszijdige bewegingen, terwijl de zijwaartse distributie symmetrisch was tijdens openen en sluiten (15,16,19). De potentiaal neemt af bij oromandibulaire dystonie (19, 21). Tevens hebben wij somatosensorische MEG-reacties opgenomen met gebruik van stimulatie van het zachte gehemelte en namen respons waar in de bilaterale secundaire sensorische cortex (23), alsook perceptie in de tong (27,29).
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De hierboven genoemde publicaties zijn representatief voor mijn onderzoek op het gebied van onwillekeurige bewegingen. Andere naslagwerken heb ik opgesomd bij ResearchGate. Daarnaast werden studies over het slaapapneusyndroom verzameld op de volgende website: Treatment and research of sleep apnea syndrome from clinical and neurophysiological aspects in the stomatognathic system.
1. Boeken
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2. Links
•Verenigingen en instituten
The Movement Disorder Society
American Academy of Neurology
World Federation of Neurology
International Federation of Neurology
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
UCL Institute of Neurology
BCM Parkinson's Disease Center and Movement Disorders Clinic
Societas Neurologica Japonica
Japanese Society of Clinical Neurophysiology
Movement Disorder Society of Japan
•Patiëntenorganisaties
Nederlandse Vereniging van Dystoniepatiënten
Belgische Zelfhulpgroep voor Dystoniepatienten v.z.w.
Dystonia Medical Research Foundation
WE MOVE
Bachmann-Strauss Dystonia & Parkinson Foundation
Benign Essential Blepharospasm Research Foundation (BEBRF)
National Spasmodic Torticollis Association (NSTA)
Spasmodic Torticollis/Dystonia, Inc.
The Dystonia Society
Action for Dystonia, Diagnosis, Education and Research (ADDER)
Dystonia Europa
Australian Spasmodic Torticollis Association
Blepharospasm Australia
Dystonia Ireland
Dystonian Friends Association
Deutsche Dystonie Gesellschaft e.V.
Bundesverband Torticollis e. V.
Österreichische Dystonie Gesellschaft
Schweizerische Dystonie-Gesellschaft
Association de Malades atteints de Dystonie (AMADYS)
Asociación de Lucha contra la Distonia en España (ALDE)
Associazione Italiana per la Ricerca sulla Distonia (ARD)
Associação Portuguesa de Distonia
Associacao Brasileira dos Portadores de Distonias
Svensk Dystoniförening
Dansk Dystoniforening
Norsk Dystoniforening