Cognitive disorders in Parkinson's and Parkinsonism
Parkinson's is a disease typically motor , characterized by slowness of movement often accompanied by tremors at rest . After a few years , however , 30-40 percent of patients start to experience even cognitive disorders , for which unfortunately there are still no effective drug therapies
Parkinson's is a disease typically motor , characterized by slowness of movement often accompanied by tremors at rest . After a few years , however , 30-40 percent of patients start to experience even cognitive disorders , for which unfortunately there are still no effective drug therapies
Brain and memory: informational event held by the Italian Society of Neurology
Q & A - Part 1. From pathogenetic research to drugs
SIN: Disseminating neurological knowledge
Prof. Aldo Quattrone
SIN survey on the perception of neurology: the results
Prof. Aldo Quattrone
Dementia: 1.5 million patients "unknown" to the NHS
Prof. Sandro Sorbi
Q & A - Part 2. Cognitive impairment: what prevention?
Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease
Prof. Sandro Sorbi
Part 3. Methods to counteract dementia and cognitive impairment
Neuronal plasticity: a resource for the recovery of brain damage
Prof. Giancarlo Comi
Stem cells in dementia: current status and prospects
Prof. Sandro Sorbi
The impact of drugs on brain activity
Prof. Leandro Provinciali
Part 4. Cognitive slowing or onset of neurodegenerative disease?
Cognitive disorders in Parkinson's and Parkinsonism
Prof. Aldo Quattrone
"Cognitive reserve" accumulation: what benefits?
Prof. Gioacchino Tedeschi
Cognitive disorders in Parkinson's and Parkinsonism
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Prof. Leandro Provinciali
Memory and epilepsy
Prof. Paolo Tinuper