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MDS is a professional society of clinicians and other healthcare professionals interested in movement disorders. #movedisorder @MDJ_Journal | @MDCP_Journal
Milwaukee, WI, USA
Joined July 2010
Here's what your colleagues are reading. Do you have any studies on PD freezing to contribute to the conversation? Share them in the comments.
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Develop a step-by-step diagnostic approach based on clinical history, phenomenology and investigation findings from this case.
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Join leading experts and colleagues for live discussion about a series of Africa’s most interesting cases.
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Learn to manage the toughest symptoms — dystonia, tremor, dysphagia and more — in this 4-part multidisciplinary case course.
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RT @MDJ_Journal: Interesting study on the metabolomic profile of prodromal and clinical Parkinson's disease. Key observation: metabolites l….
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“MDS is basically responsible for forming a subspecialty that has been the poster child for advances in treatment in neurological diseases for many years.” . Join the celebration at the #MDSCongress and be part of the next chapter:
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Normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH) is a condition caused by excess CSF, enlarging the ventricles. Dr. Mats Tullberg breaks down the clinical symptoms of NPH, including the clinical triad, and how to examine a patient and conduct a differential diagnosis.
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Molde seu futuro em neurologia. Treinamento de 3 dias de classe mundial com os principais especialistas.
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Answer B: 21.9 per 100,000 live births reflects the total number of reported PCDs over a 50-year period in Northern Finland. The reported incidence in this study was higher toward the later decades, suggesting improved clinical awareness of PCDs and advances in diagnostic methods.
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A study sought to define the epidemiological, clinical, neuroradiological, and genetic characteristics of pediatric cerebellar disorders (PCDs) in Northern Finland. The reported cumulative incidence of PCDs from 1970–2022 was. .
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From Prof. C. David Marsden’s pivotal address at the 1993 AAN meeting to an explosion of global interest, the last 40 years have transformed how we understand and treat movement disorders. Join us at the #MDSCongress.
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While freezing of gait (FOG) is the most widely recognized manifestation within the freezing spectrum, other forms, such as freezing of the upper limb and freezing of speech, are increasingly acknowledged.
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Gain practical knowledge about how to apply neurophysiology-based DBS programming. Join EAN President Prof. Elena Moro to learn about specific local field potentials for DBS programming and the clinical applications of aDBS. @EANeurology @MoroElena4
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The pathophysiology underlying the response of freezing of gait (FOG) to dopaminergic medication is poorly understood. Dr. Nicolaas Bohnen discusses the role of the cholinergic system in PD patients with dopa-unresponsive FOG. @matarazzomd @MDJ_Journal
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Answer: True. While patients under 40 years old with tremor present many differential diagnoses, you should not ignore the possibility of early-onset Parkinson’s disease. Learn more by walking step-by-step through a clinical scenario.
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True or false? Rest tremor, bradykinesia, rigidity, and gait changes are all clinical signs indicative of parkinsonism?.
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Answer: When. Identifying the timing of a tremor as resting, postural, or kinetic helps steer diagnosis toward a parkinsonian, essential tremor, or cerebellar disorder, respectively. Grow your understanding of movement disorder phenomenology in this MDS Fundamentals course.
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For a patient who presents with tremor, which aspect takes precedent in forming a diagnosis: when the tremor occurs or where it occurs?
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Stay at the forefront of the rapidly evolving genetics of movement disorders, from molecular mechanisms to real-world clinical applications.
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