Cerebellum and dystonia: The story continues. Will the patients benefit from new discoveries?

When reading the recent paper of Avanzino and colleagues with cogent evidence supporting a possible role of the cerebellum in the expression of the clinical phenotype in dystonia (Avanzino et al., 2017, this issue of Clinical Neurophysiology), I could not resist to feel reminded of an invited review paper published in 2013 in the Clinical Neurophysiology, where we provided a state-of-the-art overview of cerebellar involvement in dystonia, even with possible therapeutic targets for dystonic patients in the future (Bares and Filip, 2013).

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