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Discover safe, stage-specific exercises for Parkinson's patients—from tai chi to voice therapy—to improve mobility and quality of life.
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When Parkinson's patients seek medical treatment, doctors often present both medication and surgical options, leaving many unsure which approach best suits their condition. Below, we clarify the relationship between these two treatment methods.…
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Perioperative care for pallidotomy in Parkinson’s disease: Pre-op training, intra-op safety, post-op rehab, and discharge guidance to optimize outcomes and reduce complications.
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