Parkinsonism

They are derived from movement disorders, including tremor, stiffness in the legs, arms, and slow motion. Secondary parkinsonism are not the same as Parkinson's, but they are very similar. In this case, movement disorders not due to the disease but to certain drugs, or a nervous system disorder.

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¿Qué son los parkinsonismos atípicos?

By Dr.Prof. Jaume Kulisevsky Bojarski
2024-04-25

En comparación con la enfermedad de Parkinson, los parkinsonismos atípicos muestran un patrón de progresión más rápido, a pesar de que la edad de inicio pueda ser parecida a la del Parkinson. Conoce más de la mano del Dr. Kulisevsky. See more

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