Titlebook: Instrumental Methods and Scoring in Extrapyramidal Disorders; Horst Przuntek,Peter H. Kraus,Amos D. Korczyn Conference proceedings 1995 Sp

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Relevance of Posturographic Parameters in the Differential Diagnosis of Parkinsonism,he gait disturbance in nonidiopathic parkinsonian syndromes is difficult to differentiate from that in Parkinson’s disease (PD). Clinical classification of these gait disorders remains equivocal and we have selected the term “l(fā)ower body parkinsonism” (LBP; [4]) for our nonidiopathic Parkinson patien

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Quantification of Dopaminomimetic Effects on Parkinsonian Symptoms Using Automatic and Voluntary Pody-kinesia can be readily evaluated by the trained clinician, even semiquantitative assessments of the postural deficits associated with this disorder have proven more challenging. The appearance of postural instability is an important marker for progression in PD and symptoms associated with postur

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,Posturography in Parkinson’s Disease Patients on and off Medication,on of the illness. Patients exhibit a stooped posture with kyphosis and bent knees and arms. This abnormal postural attitude has to be differentiated from insufficient postural stabilization in response to destabilizing body displacements (i.e., when pushed), the tendency to fall from propulsion dur

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Tracking Measures of Movement,erned with reflexes, postural adjustments, involuntary movements, or whole-body movement synergies, but rather with the individually programmed or “fractionated” manipulative movements for which the primate hand and arm are specially adapted [15]. These involve “higher” brain circuits, i.e., those t

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The Age Function of Normative Data for a Personal Computer-Based Test System for the Analysis and Qders. We have developed an inexpensive system for the evaluation of manual movement disability which can be run by medical assistants without any special training. While the specific aspects of the task implementations are discussed elsewhere [6], this paper deals with age-related changes of normati

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t in food production? The answers to this question range from the narrowly defined ‘economic’ one (or ‘economistic’approach) to the more widely based institutional reforms approach. The former approach, typified by, say, Schultz [.] or the World Bank [.] would emphasise the importance of (mainly) pr

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P. H. Kraus,P. Klotz two lines of thought about how we should proceed: the first one believes in a once-for-all change towards socialised agriculture, perhaps along the present Chinese pattern; the second argument is that one should break up the institutional power structure by ceilings on land ownership and the transf

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