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Jonathan Rogers

Dr Jonathan Rogers is a Clinical Lecturer in General Adult Psychiatry at UCL, specialising in neuropsychiatry, catatonia and movement disorders.

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Sep 16, 2026

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Motor signs in psychiatric disorders

Sep 16 · 38m

Claire JonesHOST

12:45

What about the sort of more specific motor features that we might be looking for then? Okay,

Jonathan RogersGUEST

12:53

let's think a bit about repetitive movements then.

Jonathan RogersGUEST

12:57

So tremor can indicate lots of things.

Jonathan RogersGUEST

13:01

And there are different types of tremor.

Jonathan RogersGUEST

13:04

A resting tremor, when the patient's arms are at rest.

Jonathan RogersGUEST

13:09

You might see it also in the jaw, what's called rabbit syndrome, where you get a jaw tremor.

Jonathan RogersGUEST

13:17

Both of those suggest a Parkinsonian disorder, idiopathic Parkinson's disease, or often in our context, drug-induced Parkinsonism.

9 MINS LATER

Claire JonesHOST

22:31

And I wondered if you could touch a little bit more on that now, if possible.