We recognize the need for longitudinal measures and mechanistic understanding of the basis for phenotype to single-neuron correlations. We clarify that pallidal neuron differs across dystonia subtypes. We highlight animal studies showing how cerebellar activity can influence pallidal neuron behavior, supporting the idea of cerebellar activity transmission to the pallidum.
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