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James Parkinson published his
essay reporting six
people with
paralysis agitans. An
Essay on the
Shaking Palsy described the
characteristic resting tremor...
- on the
Shaking Palsy, in
which he was the
first to
describe "paralysis
agitans", a
condition that
would later be
renamed Parkinson's
disease by Jean-Martin...
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including neurosyphilis, epilepsy, and stroke. In his
discussion of
paralysis agitans,
Charcot drew
attention to the 1817
description by
James Parkinson, and...
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knowledge of the
disease and its treatments. PD was then
known as
paralysis agitans (shaking
palsy in English). The term "Parkinson's disease" was
coined in...
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Investigations on the Clinic, Physiology, Pathology, and
Pathogenesis of
Paralysis agitans.
Eliasz Engelhardt, who is in the
neurology department at
Federal University...
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trihexyphenidyl (artane);
outcome in four
hundred eleven cases of
paralysis agitans".
Journal of the
American Medical ****ociation. 154 (16): 1334–6. doi:10...
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incluidos en esta clasificación
those included in this
classification que se
agitan como
locos those that
tremble as if they were mad
innumerables innumerable...
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November 1957). "Kuru:
Clinical study of a new
syndrome resembling paralysis agitans of the
eastern highlands of
Australian New Guinea".
Medical Journal of...
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weakness and bradykinesia. He also led the
disease formerly named paralysis agitans (shaking palsy) to be
renamed after James Parkinson. He also
noted apparent...
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deposits in the
early 1900s. In 1912,
studying Parkinson's
disease (paralysis
agitans), he
described findings of
these inclusion bodies in the
vagus nerve, the...
