Analyze the very latest discoveries, including new sequencing methods, LRRK2 and other key genes, and specific genetic considerations in Asia and Oceania. loom.ly/Ig5lGl4

Analyze challenging functional and autoimmune disorder cases from the Colombian Neurological Society & the Mexican Society for The Study of Movement Disorders. loom.ly/IHfrIJA

A recent study investigated the relationship between monoaminergic degeneration and ocular motor abnormalities in de novo PD. Saccadic accuracy was found to be associated with motor severity and cognitive scores. loom.ly/rylk15Q

Train the Trainer gives allied health professionals tools and training to lead educational events for peers in your region to work with movement disorders patients. Apply today: loom.ly/JbdWe0s

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the clinical needs for Parkinson’s, parkinsonisms, tics, paroxysmal disorders, functional disorders, ataxias, and more. loom.ly/7bmj974

Registration is open for the 2024 #MDSCongress in Philadelphia! Join us for scientific and poster sessions, the popular MDS Video Challenge, social events, and more. mdscongress.org

Learn the best methods to lead allied health trainings on movement disorders care in the MDS Train the Trainer program.

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Corticobasal syndrome (CBS) has diverse underlying pathologies, including 4-repeat tauopathies. Dr. Jacy Parmera shares the findings of her multimodal imaging study to distinguish the clinical features of CBS. Michele Matarazzo Movement Disorders Clinical Practice

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A recent report presented the first confirmation of the causative role of de novo FRMD5 variants in childhood-onset ataxia, nystagmus, intellectual disability, and seizures. Patient 1 exhibited constant upbeating nystagmus in all gaze positions. loom.ly/3rTe-kQ

Seed amplification assays (SAAs) have developed rapidly over the past decade and are shaping the future of synucleinopathy diagnosis and research. Experts share their perspectives on a-syn SAAs as a developing methodology and what work needs to be done. loom.ly/Lgf0LoE

Most SCAs are polyglutamine disorders, but the severity of eye movement abnormalities does not always correlate with the number of CAG repeats, but rather reflects cerebellar degeneration and the involvement of other brain regions. Learn more here: loom.ly/F0uApc4

#YoungMembersGroup author highlights: Drs. Siciliano & Ricciardi (1st & last authors). They report more than 1/3 of people with Parkinson’s have subjective cognitive complaints (even without objective cognitive impairment). doi.org/10.1002/mds.29…

Learn comprehensive care techniques in this 10-week interactive virtual course, led by top experts. loom.ly/fJ9U6iI

Join us at the 10th EAN Congress June 29 – July 2, 2024 in Helsinki, Finland, where MDS experts will cover topics ranging from Autoimmune Encephalopathies to DBS. loom.ly/e5kV1u8

Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is used for multiple neurological conditions, including chorea. Prof. Elena Moro shares her experience and approach to treating choreic patients with DBS and how these methods have changed throughout the years. loom.ly/Dw5ff7s

Learn the best methods to lead allied health trainings on movement disorders care, including teaching strategies and program evaluation, in the MDS Train the Trainer program. Learn more: loom.ly/JbdWe0s