Massod Vadiee BS, MD. PhD
Queen Mary University of London, United kingdom Jagiellonian, University Medical College, International Department, United States
Publications
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Review Article
Prototypical Variability Meets Phenomenology in Movement Disorders : A Bench to Bed Approach in Clinical Parkinsonism
Author(s): Massod Vadiee BS, MD. PhD*
The movement disorders are chronic neurodegenerative group of diseases such as; Parkinson’s disease, Huntington’s disease, tremor, and dystonia which are increasingly becoming more prevalent. The establishing of their classification, accurate diagnosis and clinical management can be a difficult and lengthy process in part due to their complex natural history and heterogeneous presentations. Unfortunately, the under recognition and under diagnosed movement disorders are also common partly as a result of the clinicians inadequate understanding of disease phenomenology and prototypical variability and challenges related inability to differentiate functional and secondary movement disorders from organic movement disorders. In addition to challenges of clinicians knowledge and attitudes and the lack of coordination and obstacles in the dynamics of care pathways that link the pr.. Read More»