Titlebook: Early Diagnosis and Preventive Therapy in Parkinson’s Disease; Horst Przuntek,Peter Riederer Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag/W

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,Sensory and musculo-skeletal dysfunction in Parkinson’s disease—premonitory and permanent,c and other transmitter-mediator systems..Changes affecting musculo-skelettal structures contribute a somatic, “secondary” contingent of sensory discomfort and may determine the outward appearance of the patient.

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,Quantitative analysis of voluntary and involuntary motor phenomena in Parkinson’s disease, indexfinger extensions, aming movements between two target zones of variable size (Fitt’s law) and unrestricted pointing movements. With these methods the interaction between voluntary and involuntary movements can be quantified.

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,Tremor and electrically elicited long-latency reflexes in early stages of Parkinson’s disease,ly PD; secondly the combination of resting and postural tremor is rather common in early PD. Enhancement of long-latency reflexes at the clinically unaffected side may be found suggesting that this can be an early electrophysiological sign of the disease.

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,Positron emission tomography in Parkinson’s disease glucose metabolism,with lateralized Parkinson’s syndrome. Decline in dopaminergic inhibitory innervation of the striatal nuclei due to neuronal degeneration in some patients leads to increased metabolism in the basal ganglia.

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r slowing in D can be explained by central motivational deficits. Terminology of bradyphrenia as well as dopaminergic and/or noradrenergic dysfunctions being the possible neurochemical basis of this cognitive deficits are discussed.

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Context and Perspective of the Study,f age-corrected normal data. We found significant differences between patients and controls in the different subtests of our battery. To interpret the multidimensional test in its entirety we used discriminant-analysis, which gave an excellent distinction between patients and controls.

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density of dopamine D. receptors is essentially unchanged compared to age-matched controls. On the other hand in neurodegenerative conditions accompanied by parkinsonism both “pre-” and “post-synaptic” binding of tracers seem to be impaired.

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Psychomotor investigations in depressed patients by comparison with Parkinson patients,r slowing in D can be explained by central motivational deficits. Terminology of bradyphrenia as well as dopaminergic and/or noradrenergic dysfunctions being the possible neurochemical basis of this cognitive deficits are discussed.

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Motor performance test,f age-corrected normal data. We found significant differences between patients and controls in the different subtests of our battery. To interpret the multidimensional test in its entirety we used discriminant-analysis, which gave an excellent distinction between patients and controls.