MONITORING NEUROTRANSMITTER RELEASE AND CELL FIRING CHANGES PRODUCED BY ELECTRICAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL STIMULATION OF HUMAN BASAL GANGLIA IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE

Pubblicazioni Scientifiche

• 2001-11-01 ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY

  Helicobacter pylori induced reduction of acute levodopa absorption in Parkinson's disease patients

• 2002-01-01 CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY

  Subdyskinetic apomorphine responses in globus pallidus and subthalamus of parkinsonian patients: lack of clear evidence for the 'indirect pathway'

• 2002-01-01 CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY

  Deep brain stimulation of both subthalamic nucleus and internal globus pallidus restores intracortical inhibition in Parkinson's disease paralleling apomorphine effects: a paired magnetic stimulation study

• 2001-11-01 EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGY

  Bilateral GPi DBS is useful to reduce abnormal involuntary movements in advanced Parkinson's disease patients, but its action is related to modality and site of stimulation

• 2001-11-01 EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH

  Effect of apomorphine on cortical inhibition in Parkinson's disease patients: a transcranial magnetic stimulation study

• 2001-02-01 EXPERIMENTAL NEUROLOGY

  Microdialysis in parkinsonian patient basal ganglia: Acute apomorphine-induced clinical and electrophysiological effects not paralleled by changes in the release of neuroactive amino acids

• 2001-01-01 FUNCTIONAL NEUROLOGY

  Clinical and electrophysiological effects of apomorphine in Parkinson's disease patients are not paralleled by amino acid release changes: A microdialysis study

• 2001-01-01 JOURNAL OF NEURAL TRANSMISSION

  Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) attentional effects parallel those of l-dopa treatment