Version May 2024
| Rest tremors |
| Parkinson disease |
| Other parkinsonian syndromes (less commonly) |
| Midbrain ("rubral") tremor: rest < postural < kinetic |
| Wilson disease (also acquired hepatocerebral degeneration) |
| Essential tremor - only if severe: rest < < postural & action |
| Postural and action ("terminal") tremors |
| Physiological tremor |
| Exaggerated physiological tremor (these factors can also aggravate other forms of tremor) |
| Stress, fatigue, anxiety, emotion |
| Endocrine: Hypoglycemia, thyrotoxicosis, pheochromocytoma, adrenocorticosteroids |
| Drugs and toxins: Beta agonists, dopamine agonists, amphetamines, lithium, tricyclic antidepressants, neuroleptics, theophylline, caffeine, valproic acid, alcohol withdrawal, mercury ("Hatter's shakes"), lead, arsenic, others |
| Essential tremor (familiar or sporadic) |
| Primary writing tremor |
| With other CNS disorders |
| Parkinson disease |
| Other akinetic-rigid syndromes |
| Idiopathic dystonia, including focal dystonias |
| With peripheral neuropathy |
| Charcot-Marie-Tooth (controversial as to whether to call this the Roussy-Levy syndrome) |
| Variety of other peripheral neuropathies (especially dysgammaglobulinemia) |
| Cerebellar tremor |
| Kinetic (intention) tremor |
| Disease of cerebellar "outflow" (dentate nucleus and superior cerebellar peduncle): Multiple sclerosis, trauma, tumour, vascular, Wilson disease, acquired hepatocerebral degeneration, drugs, toxins (eg, mercury), others |
| Miscellaneous rhythmical movement disorders |
| Psychogenic tremor |
| Orthostatic tremor |
| Rhythmical movements in dystonia (dystonic tremor) |
| Rhythmical myoclonus (segmental myoclonus - eg, palatal or branchial myoclonus, spinal myoclonus, limb myorhythmia) |
| Oscillatory myoclonus |
| Asterixis |
| Clonus |
| Epilepsia partialis continua |
| Hereditary chin quivering |
| Spasmus nutans |
| Head bobbing with 3rd ventricular cysts |
| Nystagmus |
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