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... vibratory stimulation on the calf muscles during 205 ...Vibratory stimulation was applied simultaneously to the middle of the gastrocnemius muscles ...vibration frequency of 85 ...of ... See full document

... select stimulation parameters that bal- ance the tradeoffs between clinical effects and battery ...suitable stimulation parameters, but only a few studies have begun to investigate motor ... See full document

... in patients with PD are the degeneration or loss of pigmented neurons localized in the basal ganglia and brainstem, with the most signi fi cant loss of the dopaminer- gic neurons occurring in the pars compacta of ... See full document

... and high associated costs for the health care ...as fear associated with falls might be just as detrimental for the individual in the long ...’ s quality of life (QoL). A great variability in the ... See full document

... Balance and functional task assessments were conducted at baseline and immediately postintervention. All measures were assessed with participants unshod. Participants per- formed a series of four different ... See full document

... Parkinson’s disease Severe gait disturbances in idiopathic Parkinson ’ s dis- ease are observed in up to 80% of the patients in advanced disease stages [1,2] with important impact on ... See full document

... The two authors independently screened the search output to identify records of potentially eligible trials examining the targeted outcomes, the full texts of which were retrieved and assessed for inclusion. A ... See full document

... in patients with PD (21). According to the dynamic nature of the balance, the functional reach test (FRT) has been designed in order to reflect the actual requirements of balance ...maintaining ... See full document

... and balance control during gait initiation of individuals with PD with mild ...deteriorating performance during gait initiation compared with their peers, even at the early stage of ... See full document

... DBS effects can also be described from macroscopic neural oscillations using spectral analyses time-locked to stimulus ...time frequency representation of the evoked ...PD patients (stimulated in the ... See full document

... PD Patients [1, ...PD patients, it is called Mild Cognitive Impairment in PD ...PD patients is around 25% ...PD patients or approved pharmacological ap- proach to treat PD-MCI at the moment ... See full document

... the effects of anti-Parkinsonian medication, as the assessments with medication were always conducted last, when the sub- jects were most likely to be ...negative effects on ...among patients with PD ... See full document

... the patients, thus to be interpreted with ...The high acceptance and adherence to the structured protocol by the exercise instructors also dem- onstrates the need for an educational workshop for future ... See full document

... in high activity of STN, basal ganglia motor circuit (BGMC) dysfunction, and re- duced connectivity of the striato-thalamo-cortical motor pathways (41, ...BGMC performance and more connectivity of the ... See full document

... PD patients [42], previous studies have been unable to conclude why this is as there appeared to be no direct ocular pursuit pathways traversing the BG ...STN stimulation could be Table 4 Correlation values ... See full document

... Motor control is the main therapeutic goal of advanced PD patients who undergo DBS. UPDRS-III (motor subscale) is widely used to assess PD patients’ motor function. We analyzed the UPDRS-III scores at 6, ... See full document

... the stimulation because of the symptom relief or because of symptoms that occur at the onset of stimulation, like ...the patients' psychic ...for stimulation procedures in both the GPi and ... See full document

... recruit patients with PD: a clinical diagnosis of PD; poor motor symptom control when using dopaminergic medications; a good response to a levodopa test; and an absence of cognitive dysfunction (a Montreal ... See full document

... 26 patients with a follow-up period of 11 ...of patients with PD more than 10 years after STN-DBS. 3,4 In 18 patients with PD examined 10 years after STN-DBS, blinded assessment revealed no sig- ... See full document

... Nineteen patients presented with transient hypo- mania in the perioperative period, relieved by modify- ing stimulation parameter settings and/or medication (figure ...of patients had (1) younger ... See full document