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Longitudinal progression of sporadic Parkinson's disease: a multi-tracer positron emission tomography study
Brain, 08/25/09
Nandhagopal R et al. - The study suggests that the mechanisms underlying Parkinson's disease initiation and progression are probably different. Whereas factors responsible for disease initiation affect striatal subregions differently, those factors contributing to disease progression affect all striatal subregions to a similar degree and may therefore reflect non-specific mechanisms such as oxidative stress, inflammation or excitotoxicity.
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