PARKINSON’S DISEASE AND RELATED DISORDERS - PART 5 pot

... (A) and lateral gaze (B and C) are preserved whereas down gaze (D) is impaired A B C D ©2004 CRC Press LLC Figure 25 T 1 -weighted MRI showing multiple small hypointense foci in the putamen and caudate ... apparent in his left hand Figure 13 Power-spectrum (upper) and accelerometer (lower) tracings taken from a patient with Parkinsonian tremor. The main tremor peak is at approximatel...

... chromato- lysis (H & Es) Figure 45 Histological sec- tion of cerebral cortex in corticobasal degeneration shows severe gliosis and an achromatic neuron (H & E) ©2004 CRC Press LLC Figure 57 ... 57 Dystonic postur- ing of the hand consequent to perinatal hypoxia Figure 58 Dystonic postur- ing of the foot consequent to perinatal hypoxia. There is inversion of the foot and rela...

... striato- nigral degeneration showing sym- metrical atrophy and discoloration of the putamen Figure 32 11 C-raclopride binding in a normal subject (left) compared with that in Parkinson's disease (middle) ... atrophy ©2004 CRC Press LLC Figure 42 T 2 -weighted MRI (upper) shows hyperintensity of the middle cere- bellar peduncles and the cerebellum. The axial proton-density MRI (low...

... between 40 and 52 ©2004 CRC Press LLC Figure 69 Histological section of brain in Huntington's disease shows atrophy with loss of neurons and astrocytic gliosis (immunocytochem- istry preparation ... showing integrated 11 C-raclopride and 11 C-SCH 23390 activity in a normal subject (left) and choreic patient (right) with Huntington's disease. Both D 1 and D 2 binding...

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