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. 2015 Jan 7;138(3):664–678. doi: 10.1093/brain/awu381

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical parameters of patients with Parkinson’s disease

Patient Age DD H + Y UPDRS IIION UPDRS IIIOFF PANDA BDI-II Medication LEDD
1 59 4 2 17 21 30 6 Pra, Ras, Ama 715
2 73 4 2 6 8 28 8 LD, Pra 782
3 65 1 2 4 5 30 1 Pra, Ras 152
4 66 6 2 21 34 29 8 LD, Ent, Rot, Ama 1092
5 72 5 2.5 21 29 25 15 LD, Pra, Ama 610
6 62 5 2 6 12 29 8 Rop, Ras 340
7 72 4 2 8 11 26 4 Pra, Ras 310
8 70 10 3 14 24 30 18 Pra, Ras 310
9 53 9 2.5 8 34 24 14 LD, Pra, Ama 1312
10 50 7 2 27 31 26 10 Rot, Pra, Ras 212
11 66 2 3 20 28 21 1 LD, Ras, Ama 700
12 66 9 2.5 19 31 21 2 Pra, Sel 260

For all patients age, disease duration (DD; in years), Hoehn and Yahr stages in the OFF state (H + Y), scores of UPDRS III under dopaminergic medication (UPDRS IIION), UPDRS after medication withdrawal (UPDRS IIIOFF), PANDA, Beck’s Depression Inventory II (BDI-II), medication (Ama = Amantadine; Ent = Entacapone; LD = Levodopa; Pra = Pramipexole; Pir = Piribedil; Ras = Rasagiline; RoP = Ropinirole; Rot = Rotigotine; Sel = Selegiline); and levodopa equivalent daily dose (LEDD; in mg) at the time of examination are listed.