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- Figure 1 Cold-induced right eyelid myotonia
When repetitively opening and closing eyes, the right eyelid stiffness with difficult opening is produced after applying ice to it and worsens after repeated movement with the feature of paradoxical myotonia, in contrast to the left eye without cold exposure.
- Figure 2 EMG study
Myotonic discharge was recorded over the right thenar eminence at room temperature.
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