Also known as rheumatic chorea
One clinical manifestation of acute rheumatic fever
Most common type of acquired chorea in childhood
Movement disorder characterized by chorea, emotional lability, and hypotonia
More common in resource limited settings
Chorea reported in 18-36% of cases of rheumatic fever in the US    
Greatest incidence in patients aged between 5-13
Sydenham's chorea
Tourette
Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome
Behavioral or emotional disorders
Parkinson's disease
Sydenham's chorea 
Tardive dyskinesia
Antiphospholipid syndrome