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Articles tagged "Gait disorders: Pathophysiology"

  • 2017 International Congress

    Gait analysis as a complementary tool in the levodopa dose decision in Vascular Parkinson’s Disease

    M. Gago, F. Ferreira, N. Mollaei, M. Rodrigues, N. Sousa, E. Bicho, P. Rodrigues (Braga, Portugal)

    Objective: Evaluate the role of objective gait analysis in the decision of levodopa dose in VPD, in particular when compared to clinical assessment. Background: Vascular…
  • 2017 International Congress

    Wearable gait sensors to measure degenerative cerebellar ataxia

    R. Sakakibara, K. Terayama, O. Akihiro, H. Haruta, T. Akiba, F. Tateno, M. Kishi, Y. Tsuyusaki, Y. Aiba, T. Ogata (Sakura, Japan)

    Objective: We aimed to correlate a bed-side ataxia measure with wearable gait sensors parameters in cerebellar ataxia patients.  Background: Limited attention has been paid to…
  • 2017 International Congress

    Antisense FMR1 splice variant and loss of AGG interruptions are predictors of Fragile X-associated tremor/ataxia syndrome (FXTAS)

    P. Vittal, S. Pandya, K. Sharp, E. Berry-Kravis, L. Zhou, B. Ouyang, J. Jackson, D. Hall (Winfield, IL, USA)

    Objective: To evaluate the role of splice patterns of the antisense FMR1 (ASFMR) gene in Fragile X-associated tremor/ataxia syndrome (FXTAS) Background: FXTAS is an inherited…
  • 2017 International Congress

    Astasia, reach and grasp deficits following bilateral medio-dorsal pulvinar lesions

    M. Wilke, M. Baehr, I. Kagan, P. Dechent, Y. Cabral-Calderin, L. Schneider, A.-U. Dominguez-Vargas, K. Miloserdov, C. Schmidt-Samoa, H. Scherberger (Göttingen, Germany)

    Objective: Analysis of the consequences of bilateral dorso-medial pulvinar lesions Background: Expansion of the dorsal pulvinar in humans and its anatomical connectivity suggests its involvement…
  • 2016 International Congress

    Dynamic and static posturographic analysis among fallers and non- faller Parkinson’s disease (PD) patients using Neurocom SMART EquiTest

    A. Lieberman, C. Frames, A. Deep, M. McCauley, S. Shafer (Phoenix, AZ, USA)

    Objective: The purpose of this investigation is to study both the sensory and motor aspects of voluntary and automatic postural control using static and dynamic…
  • 2016 International Congress

    Gait and cognition: Mapping the global and discrete relationships in ageing and neurodegenerative disease

    R. Morris, S. Lord, J. Bunce, D. Burn, L. Rochester (Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, United Kingdom)

    Objective: To explore current evidence of associations and predictors of gait and cognition in older adults and pathology to provide a clear understanding of current…
  • 2016 International Congress

    Circadian dysfunction in Parkinson’s disease: Effects on impaired gait initiation and locomotion

    L. Alibiglou, J. Stewart, G. Bachman, C. Cooper, L. Liu, S. Ancoli-Israel (Chicago, IL, USA)

    Objective: To investigate the impact of circadian rhythm (CR) and time of the day on the magnitude of motor impairments during gait initiation and continuation…
  • 2016 International Congress

    Stabilometry characteristics as objective Parkinson’s disease progression biomarkers

    I.V. Miliukhina, T.V. Sergeev, E.V. Gracheva, A.V. Kudrevatykh, M.D. Didur (Saint-Petersburg, Russia)

    Objective: We aimed to find stabilometry characteristics, which may be used as disease progression and postural instability early development markers. Background: Balance and gait disorders…
  • 2016 International Congress

    Cortical role in the freezing of gait in Parkinson’s disease

    M. Mihara, H. Otomune, H. Fujimoto, K. Konaka, Y. Watanabe, H. Mochizuki (Suita, Japan)

    Objective: In this study, we aimed to investigate the neural underpinning of freezing of gait (FOG) in Parkinson's disease (PD), especially the role of the…
  • 2016 International Congress

    Ataxic gait in subjects with essential tremor and thalamic neurostimulation is caused by posteromedial current spread in the (sub)thalamic area

    M.M. Reich, J. Brumberg, N. Pozzi, M. Åström, R. Nijlunsing, T. Musacchio, F. Steigerwald, G. Marotta, A. Buck, J. Volkmann, I.U. Isaias (Wuerzburg, Germany)

    Objective: We aimed to disentangle a putative role of bilateral thalamic DBS in developing gait-ataxia in subjects with ET. Background: In ET patients with DBS,…
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