Ep. 190: Parkinson’s disease – more than a movement disorder
About this episode
The episode discusses non-motor symptoms in Parkinson's disease, particularly anxiety and cognitive impairment, and their implications for assessment and management.
In this episode, Yıldız Değirmenci speaks with Julie Hall and Marit Ruitenberg about non-motor symptoms in Parkinson’s disease, focusing on anxiety and cognitive impairment. They examine their clinical profiles, early detection challenges including neuropsychological markers, interactions with motor manifestations, and implications for comprehensive assessment and individualized management in neurological practice.
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