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... frequency of fatigue in geriatric patients with and without Parkinson’s disease (PD) and correlated it with depression and excessive ... See full document

... Hirschsprung disease (HSCR) is a congenital developmental malformation characterised by the absence of enteric ganglion cells of myenteric and submucosal plexuses in the ...incidence ... See full document

... severity of cognitive impairment modifies the association between depression and Parkinson’s disease ...analysis of 1,451 people aged 65 years and older with cognitive impairment ... See full document

... one of the most common non-motor manifestations in patients with Parkinson’s disease (PD) ...[1]-[4]. Fatigue is multifactorial and has been set as a general sense ... See full document

... cycle of microglia ...levels of cytokines in serum and CSF of PD patients when compared with HC,(9) including pro- inflammatory cytokines, like IL-6 (12, 17), IL-12 (19), ... See full document

... clinical and laboratory features in our cohort of patients, with and without renal involve- ment, showed that lupus nephritis was notably asso- ciated with ... See full document

... differences in the regulatory approach and labeling of the QT- risks such as recently seen with the very commonly prescribed antidepressant drug citalopram are not ...warning and ... See full document

... groups in the present study showed a lower speech rate in the PD than in the ...presence of episodes of accelerated speech rate, character- ized as “speech bursts” in subjects ... See full document

... representative of the routine medical service in geriatric clinics, and it included patients both with and without ...proportion of pa- tients with ... See full document

... affected in fatigue has received the least experimental atten- tion as a possible factor in the development of muscular fa- ...tigue. In fact even though few would argue that the ... See full document

... de Parkinson e um grupo sem doença de Parkinson, sem doença neurológica, reumatológica e/ou oncológica acompanhados na Universidade Federal de São ...de Parkinson (grupo Parkinson) e 50 ... See full document

... ageing and exposure to pesticides, whose ef- fects can be enhanced in combination with I/V genotype of GSTP1-Alw26I, reinforcing the relation between genetic poly- morphisms involved in ... See full document

... iTUG in patients with Parkinson’s Disease ...range and slope in the accelerometer signal in anterior-posterior direction during the Sit-To-Stand and Stand-To- Sit ... See full document

... protein, and TCEA1, a transcription elongation factor, are involved in nucleic acid ...Two of the genes identified were also altered in PD patients upon Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) ... See full document

... symptoms in patients with Parkinson’s disease ...decline in verbal luency performance. We aimed to verify the effects of STN-DBS on the performance of phonemic verbal ... See full document

... survivors of PTB may number many ...glimpse of the potential magnitude of the importance of TB as a cause of CAL in areas with a high prevalence of TB, and ... See full document

... impact of combined genetic polymorphisms and environmental factors in neu- rodegenerative ...ducted in various groups of population, in order to charac- terize smaller speciic ... See full document

... expressions of 10 antibod- ies ...sensitivity and specificity, using a small blood sample. Although the function of a number of antibod- ies is unknown, it has been found that the presence ... See full document

... associated with the susceptibility, progression or disease protection ...individuals with Ala147/Ala147 (i.e., HABs) have been associated with significantly higher level of low-density ... See full document

... son’s disease (PD), the second most common neurodegenerative disorder after Alzheimer’s disease was first described in 1817 by James ...loss of dopaminergic neurons of the substantia ... See full document