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Articles tagged "Bradykinesia"

  • 2026 International Congress

    Can Prayer Beads Quantify Bradykinesia? An Ultra-Low-Cost Approach to Motor Assessment in Parkinson’s Disease

    N. Raisa, B. Perwirayuda, SB. Rianawati, AC. Pratiwi (Malang, Indonesia)

    Objective: To explore the potential use of portable mechanical counters as a simple approach to quantifying finger movement activity in the evaluation of bradykinesia. Background:…
  • 2026 International Congress

    Microstructural Correlates of Parkinson’s Bradykinesia

    R. Benabderrazik, S. Jasaityte, C. Dore, N. Smith, G. Sheehan, C. Lambert (London, United Kingdom)

    Objective: Define the microstructural correlates of bradykinesia in Parkinson’s disease. Background: Bradykinesia is defined as “slowness of movement”, often associated with decrement, and linked to…
  • 2026 International Congress

    Mild Motor Impairments in Rapid Eye Movement Behavior Disorder: Tremor and Bradykinesia

    JH. Lee, ER. Tobin, EA. Christou, XY. Lou, M. Louis, LH. Le, MF. Presti, MS. Jaffee, DE. Vaillancourt (Gainesville, USA)

    Objective: We investigated patients with RBD to identify mild motor impairments through the objective quantification of sensitive motor control assays. Background: It is established that…
  • 2026 International Congress

    Characterizing Longitudinal Motor Progression in Parkinson’s Disease leveraging Digital Health Technologies in L-DOPA ON and OFF States

    S. Lambrecht, Y. Gazizova, F. Lipsmeier, W. Popp, B. Fehlmann, T. Nikolcheva, N. Pross, M. Lindemann, K. Taylor (Basel, Switzerland)

    Objective: To characterize the longitudinal motor progression of Parkinson’s disease (PD) over 104 weeks both in practically defined on and off medication states using a…
  • 2026 International Congress

    An artificial intelligence-based model to predict Parkinson’s disease risk: the AI-PRA study protocol.

    SV. Virameteekul, S. Hadjidimitriou, I. Gerasimou, C. Sotirakis, L. Hadjileontiadis, M. Almarcha-Menargues, B. Falkenburger, O. Sánchez-Soliño, K. Michailidou, M. Zanti, P. Chairta, K. Christodoulou, M. Kurtis, M. Fabbri, N. Del Campo, A. Noyce, E. de Pablo-Fernández (London, United Kingdom)

    Objective: To present the protocol of the Artificial Intelligence-based Parkinson’s Risk Assessment (AI-PRA) study which aims to validate a novel personalised PD risk prediction model…
  • 2026 International Congress

    Motor variability in isolated and probable REM sleep behaviour disorder using remote finger tapping

    H. Chohan, S. Water, L. Pérez-Carbonell, G. Leschziner, T. Periñán, B. Huxford, S. Eriksson, J. Bestwick, A. Schrag, A. Noyce, C. Simonet (London, United Kingdom)

    Objective: To determine whether motor impairment and variability extend from isolated REM sleep behaviour disorder (iRBD) to probable RBD (pRBD), and whether instability can be…
  • 2026 International Congress

    Beyond Movement Amplitude: Interaction‑ and Asymmetry‑Aware Facial Blendshape Analysis in Parkinsonian Hypomimia

    B. Koyak, T. Menzel, A. Spottke, J. Faber, M. Reuter, U. Wüllner, M. Botsch, A. Aziz (Bonn, Germany)

    Objective: To quantify parkinsonian hypomimia beyond movement amplitude using a smartphone-based facial blendshape system incorporating interaction and asymmetry features. Background: Hypomimia is an early motor…
  • 2026 International Congress

    Sensitivity of AI-Derived Video-Based Digital Biomarkers to Motor Progression in Parkinson’s Disease

    T. Zarrat Ehsan, M. Tangermann, B. Bloem, L. Evers (Nijmegen, Netherlands)

    Objective: To determine whether video-based digital biomarkers derived from standardized motor tasks are sensitive to longitudinal progression in Parkinson’s disease (PD). Background: Bradykinesia is a…
  • 2026 International Congress

    Evaluating Bradykinesia in Parkinson’s Disease: Added Value of Monitoring Passive Arm Movement with a Wrist-Worn Wearable Sensor

    M. Mijnsbergen, D. Hepp, V. Exadaktylos, J. van Hilten, R. Weijer (Leiden, Netherlands)

    Objective: To evaluate the reliability and validity of passively monitored arm movements as an approximate measure of bradykinesia. Background: Clinical assessment of bradykinesia in Parkinson’s…
  • 2026 International Congress

    Objective detection of morning bradykinesia in Parkinson’s Disease using a wearable inertial sensor

    N. Caballol, A. ávila, A. Planas-Ballvé, A. Peral, P. Lombardo, A. Pérez-Soriano, A. Bayés, P. Quispe, S. Belmonte, J. Hernández-Vara, D. Cerdan, I. Cabo, N. López-Ariztegui, T. Delgado, J. Herreros-Rodríguez, D. Santos-García, C. Cores-Bartolomé, G. Jarasunas-Cardozo, J. Casanova-Mollà, C. Pérez-López (Sant Joan Despí, Spain)

    Objective: To evaluate whether a wearable inertial sensor (WIS) can detect and characterize morning bradykinesia (MB) in patients with Parkinson’s disease (PD). Background: Morning bradykinesia…
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