Parkinson’s Disease in India: From Clinic to Bench
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With increased life expectancy, the prevalence of age-related neurological illnesses like Parkinson’s disease continues to rise. With a focus on demography, etiology, clinical features (both motor and non-motor), complications and treatment modalities, this book covers all the aspects of Parkinson’s disease and serves as a reference for students of neurology wanting to learn the finer nuances and implications of this condition. The subject matter of this book includes:
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- Knowledge, Attitude and Practice in Parkinson’s Disease
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