Titlebook: Mental and Behavioral Dysfunction in Movement Disorders; Marc-André Bédard,Yves Agid,Paul Lespérance Book 2003 Springer Science+Business M

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-59259-326-2Depression; Emotion; Motivation; Parkinson; Syndrom; catecholamines; diagnosis; etiology; neurosurgery

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Assessing Cognition in Movement Disorders nervous system damage or disease are virtually always accompanied by cognitive dysfunction. In fact, the study of movement disorders has fostered a growing debate about the utility of separating motor, cognitive and emotional symptom constructs ., given their overlapping neural systems, and the convergence of these symptoms within individuals.

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Fundamental and Clinical Evidence for Basal Ganglia Influences on Cognitiond most restrictive use, however, the term is generally reserved for three groups of brain structures called the “striatum,” “pallidum,” and “substantia nigra,” and an additional structure termed the “subthalamic nucleus” (STN). Table 1 outlines the basic subdivisions of the basal ganglia. The striat

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Understanding Corticobasal Ganglia Networks as Part of a Habit Formation System individuals, the basal ganglia may be essential to the development of the kinds of automatic or semiautomatic behaviors that underlie habits in everyday life .. There is no definitive link yet between normal habits and the symptomatology present in the particular clinical disorders attributable to

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The Role of the Cerebellum in Cognition and Emotionnts with degenerative cerebellar diseases or focal cerebellar injuries . described ataxia (wide-based lurching gait) and dysmetria (inaccuracy and wavering unsteadiness or dysrhythmia of directed extremity movements). These observations led to the conclusion that when cerebellum malfunctions, balanc