Dostálová Zuzana, 3. C.  Ancient Egypt, 12. century BC  James Parkinson- 1817, The Essay of Shaking Palsy  Funk- 1911, L-DOPA- the cure.

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Dostálová Zuzana, 3. C

 Ancient Egypt, 12. century BC  James Parkinson- 1817, The Essay of Shaking Palsy  Funk- 1911, L-DOPA- the cure

 Dopamine=>muscle control  The nerve cells=> the dopamine  The dopamine-producing nerve cells die=>the movement trouble  80% of dopamine are lost=>PD

 Tremor  Muscle rigidity  Bradykinesia  Postural instability=>

 L-DOPA- replaces dopamine, x rigidity  Anticholinergics- x tremor  Neurosurgery

Resources:    disease/Pages/Introduction.aspx disease/Pages/Introduction.aspx  increased-in-parkinsons-disease/ increased-in-parkinsons-disease/  for-parkinsons-disease/ for-parkinsons-disease/  research-breakthroughs-parkinsons-disease-alzheimers-disease- and-dementia-breakthroughs/ research-breakthroughs-parkinsons-disease-alzheimers-disease- and-dementia-breakthroughs/   nemoc nemoc

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