Parkinsonism, symptoms, research, treatments

Transcrript 0 we'll uh turn the floor over to our amazing uh neurologist host facilitator dr suber 0:06 manian hi everyone welcome it's almost the weekend uh and uh i hope everyone's staying safe 0:13 and doing well and we are still physically unfortunately distanced but socially 0:19 connecting through this virtual modality and thank you to the pmd alliance for hosting and um it's with great pleasure that i um 0:26 bring you a fellow colleague who also is based here in southern california dr lipban 0:33 and i'll be introducing her in a minute she has been in a number of parts of the u.s before 0:38 and i have a lot of close friends that have worked with her before and she just brings such a wealth of information and it's been just nice to 0:45 collaborate with her down here um and it's this is a talk that's uh from a lot of what people have asked for 0:52 um through the series so they've been asking for an understanding of if it's not parkin...

\ :13 well good morning how are you energized 0:18 God well first of all thank you robbing thank you all of you for coming here 0:24 today it is just delightful for me to be here you can't imagine how much energy 0:31 we get as clinical research from all of you in fact you were the ones that kind 0:40 of took me through the path that I'm in I wasn't planning to study PSP I wasn't 0:46 planning to study all day typical parkinsonian disorders it just happened 0:51 that as soon as I would do one study my patients will call me and say it's quite 0:57 the next what's the next so with that and with all the questions that each 1:03 study has I keep going and going and going and the questions continue to 1:08 multiply so today I'll be giving you an overview of what we think today with our 1:16 own doubts so you may see why take some how long to get the diagnosis and all 1:24 the features that at times comes to be a disease and more importantly that even 1:31 when ...

Transcript

TRanscript 07 hello I'm dr. Stephen professor of neurology at the University of Maryland here in Baltimore and I'm 0:14 pleased the opportunity to talk with you about atypical parkinsonian disorders this 0:20 talk is sponsored by cure PSP and the slide set was put together by myself dr. 0:27 shawn smith as well as dr. alexander pant a lot the objectives in this 0:32 presentation are threefold first to improve your ability to recognize parkinsonian syndromes and distinguish 0:40 them from the more common Parkinson's disease second is to be familiar with 0:45 the prognosis and the management options for people who have parkinsonian syndromes and lastly to learn about the 0:52 resources available for your patients and their families who have these disorders the outline of the talk first 1:01 will speak briefly about the importance of recognizing these disorders and distinguishing them from Parkinson's 1:07 disease we'll talk about the diagnostic features of ...