2025 International Congress » Telemedicine

Meeting: 2025 International Congress

A Mixed Reality Multimodal System for Objective Assessment of Motor and Cognitive Functions in Neurodegenerative Diseases

D. Hemmerling, J. Stepien, W. Szecowka, A. Channarayapatna Srinivasa, M. Rudzińska-Bar, M. Wojcik-Pedziwiatr, . (Krakow, Poland)

Efficacy and Feasibility of Telemedicine-Based Dietary Intervention vs. Outpatient Supervision for Drug-Resistant Multiple System Atrophy in Postmenopausal Women During COVID-19

M. Sharma, S. Sinha (Pimpri, India)

Examining Disparities and Device Usage in Outpatient Telemedicine Visits Amongst Movement Disorders Patients

V. Palakuzhy, B. Ouyang, G. Stebbins, C. Goetz, M. Afshari (Chicago, USA)

Feasibility of Telemedicine Approaches in the OxQUIP Study

N. Conway, J. Huxley, C. Sotirakis, M. Gibbs, A. D'Souza, B. Cooley, J. Fitzgerald, C. Antoniades (Oxford, United Kingdom)

First preliminary Experience of Tele-medicine in Deep Brain Stimulation in Middle East

M. Badr (Tanta, Egypt)

Leveraging a Smartphone-based Platform for Parkinson’s disease Real-world Research: A Multicenter, Cross-sectional Feasibility Assessment Study

Z. Xu, Y. Tang, J. Wang (Shanghai, China)

Patient-Reported Satisfaction and Usability of a Virtual Home-Based Program for Fall Prevention in Parkinson’s Disease

S. Dharmadhikari, V. Palakuzhy, Y. Kianirad, M. Afshari (Chicago, USA)

The feasibility and practical utility of virtual visits for patients with Parkinson’s disease in different World Regions

E. Cubo, J. Youn, J. Ahn, O. Ojo, N. Okubadejo, Z. Aldaajani, M. Essam, A. Shalash, A. Garcia, A. Cardozo, M. Spindler, Z. Mari (Burgos, Spain)

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