Track: Parkinson Disease Dementia

Sub-Track:
Parkinson disease is a movement disorder which
is a chronic and progressive over time. This disease occurs as result of
decreased dopamine production in brain as dopamine’s responsible to coordinate
muscle movements. Low dopamine results in tremors, stiff walking, trouble in
maintaining balance which are the symptoms of Parkinson disease along with it
leads to depression, dementia, hallucinations and gastrointestinal problems. About
80% of the people with Parkinson disease has develop dementia. The common type
of dementia associated with Parkinson’s is LBD. Reason for the development of
dementia in Parkinson patient is not completely known.
Scientific Highlights
- Dementia
- Dementia Diagnosis
- Stages in Dementia Progression
- Alzheimer’s Disease
- Vascular Dementia
- Parkinson Disease Dementia
- Dementia with Lewy Body
- Frontotemporal and Mixed dementia
- Risk Factors for dementia
- Disease Correlated with Dementia
- Treatment Modalities of Dementia
- Psychiatry and Dementia
- Dementia Awareness
- Dementia Care
- Dementia Nursing
- Dementia Research
- Case Reports