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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 31.
Published in final edited form as: Pharmacol Biochem Behav. 2014 Nov 29;129:19–25. doi: 10.1016/j.pbb.2014.11.017

Table 3.

Stop-signal performance in patients on Dopamine Agonist Monotherpy versus Levodopa co-therapy

All patients PD-C PD-ICD
ON OFF ON OFF
DA Agonist Monotherapy (n=10)
Choice RT 530 (76) 512 (45) 588 (158) 535 (102) 582 (167)
Stop Signal RT 213 (22) 239 (32) 241 (47) 226 (35) 206 (37)
DA Agonist + Levodopa (n=14)
Choice RT 548 (97) 552 (124) 462 (89) 593 (168) 486 (47)
Stop Signal RT 222 (30) 242 (23) 217 (22) 182 (56) 185 (30)

PD= Parkinson Disease; ICD= Impulse Control Disorder; RT= Reaction Time; ON= Testing 1 hour after Dopamine Agonist; OFF= Testing after 24 hour washout of Dopamine Agonist; DA= Dopamine