Synonyms in a broader sense Formerly known as “Steele-Richardson-Olszewski Syndrome” after the first descriptors Introduction Progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) is a rare disease. Approximately 12,000 people are affected by progressive supranuclear gaze paresis (PSP) in Germany. Progressive supranuclear gaze paresis (PSP) has a parallel course and symptoms to Parkinson’s disease. Especially in early stages, the … Progressive supranuclear gaze paresis
The diagnosis As examination methods for diagnosis are possible: Physical examination Magnetic resonance imaging (MRT) -> Illustration of the altered shape of the brain stem Nuclear medical procedures (PET) – Dopamine activity Posturography Examination of the nerve water (cerebrospinal fluid) to rule out other alternative diseases Alternative diseases that must be excluded: Morbus Parkinson Morbus … The diagnosis | Progressive supranuclear gaze paresis
What is the course? Depending on the type of supranuclear gaze paresis, a slightly altered course is typical. In the classic progressive supranuclear gaze paresis (Richardson syndrome), gait insecurity occurs first with staggering gait, unstable posture and resulting falls. Vertical eye movements can only be performed at a slower pace and gradually slight cognitive limitations … What is the course? | Progressive supranuclear gaze paresis
Synonyms in a broader sense Shaking paralysis Idiopathic Parkinson Syndrome Tremble Tremor Disease Parkinson’s disease Introduction This topic is the continuation of our topic Parkinson’s disease. For general information about the disease, diagnosis, and distribution, see our topic: Parkinson’s disease. Therapy The therapeutic options for treating Parkinson’s disease can be roughly divided into 3 main … Therapy of a Parkinson’s disease
Own measures It has been shown that there is a whole range of things that a Parkinson’s patient can do himself to positively influence his disease. Exercise: As with many diseases, regular exercise helps with Parkinson’s disease. Although it is true that there is a progressive restriction in mobility, a patient does not have to … Own measures | Therapy of a Parkinson’s disease
