Milkmaid’s Grip
Milkmaid’s Grip
Milkmaid’s grip is the descriptive term applied to the inability to maintain a firm grip (e.g., of the examiner’s fingers), detected as an alternating squeezing and releasing (as required for successful milking by hand). Seen in Huntington’s disease, this may reflect a combination of chorea and motor impersistence.
Cross References
Chorea, Choreoathetosis; Impersistence; Trombone tongue
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