sammutimia
Sammutimia is a rare neurological disorder characterized by recurrent episodes of involuntary vocalizations and involuntary movements. These episodes typically manifest as sudden, brief, and repetitive bursts of sound, such as grunts, barks, or shouts, accompanied by motor tics that can involve the face, head, neck, or limbs. The vocalizations and movements are often described as stereotyped, meaning they tend to be the same each time.
The exact cause of sammutimia is not fully understood, but it is believed to involve a dysfunction
Diagnosis of sammutimia is primarily based on clinical observation of the characteristic vocal and motor tics,