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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Aug 6.
Published in final edited form as: Neuroscience. 2013 Apr 13;244:99–112. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroscience.2013.04.009

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of PD patients

N Age Handedness Time post
surgery (years)
Disease
durationa
(years)
UPDRSb
(ON-DBS)
H & Yc stage
(ON-DBS)
UPDRS
(OFF-DBS)
H & Y stage
(OFF-DBS)
Medications
1 77 R 1.5 6 39 3 45 3.0 Lev, Sel,
Rop, Am
2 72 R 2.7 11 40 3 49 3 St, Rop, Par
3 79 R 4 8 28 2 44 2 Lev; St
4d 76 R 0.8 13 37 3 52 3 None
5 68 R 3 16 31 2 42 2 Lev; Pr; Ent
6 60 R 4 15 44 2 63 3 Lev; LevR;
Rop;Ent
7 68 R 2 14 34 3 42 3 Lev; St;
RopXL; Ras
8 60 R 1 10 41 3 48 3 Lev; Pr; Ras
9 61 R 1 10 28 3 39 3 St; Pr
10 76 R 3.7 10 37 3 51 3 Lev; Ras
11 61 R 3 7 32 3 50 3 Lev
12 58 R 3 10 37 3 54 3 St; Rop; Ras

LevR, Carbidopa/levodopa sustained release; Lev, Carbidopa/levodopa (regular formulation); Pr, Pramipexole; Sel, Selegiline; Ent, Entacapone; Br, Bromocriptine; Rop, Ropinirole; St, Stalevo (Carbidopa/levodopa/entacapone); Ras, Rasagiline; Am, Amantadine; Rot, Rotigotine; Art, Artane (trihexyphenidyl) and Par, Parcopa.

a

Duration is years since the first remembered parkinsonian symptom.

b

UPDRS: United Parkinson’s Disease Rating Scale, Motor section (maximum score of 108). Higher scores indicate greater motor impairments.

c

H & Y stage: Hoehn and Yahr stage (maximum score of 5). Higher stages indicate more severe disease.

d

Tested off medications.