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    Antisaccade Latency Is Sensitive to Longitudinal Change of Motor and Cognitive Symptoms in Parkinson's Disease

    Antisaccade Latency Is Sensitive to Longitudinal Change of Motor and Cognitive Symptoms in Parkinson's Disease by Waldthaler, Josefine, Stock, Lena, Sommerkorn, Johanna, Krüger‐Zechlin, Charlotte, Timmermann, Lars

    Published in Movement disorders
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    Cluster analysis reveals distinct patterns of saccade impairment and their relation to cognitive profiles in Parkinson's disease

    Cluster analysis reveals distinct patterns of saccade impairment and their relation to cognitive profiles in Parkinson's disease by Waldthaler, Josefine, Stock, Lena, Krüger‐Zechlin, Charlotte, Deeb, Zain, Timmermann, Lars

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    Natural Reading in Parkinson’s Disease With and Without Mild Cognitive Impairment

    Natural Reading in Parkinson’s Disease With and Without Mild Cognitive Impairment by Stock, Lena, Krüger-Zechlin, Charlotte, Deeb, Zain, Timmermann, Lars, Waldthaler, Josefine

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    New insights into facial emotion recognition in Parkinson's disease with and without mild cognitive impairment from visual scanning patterns

    New insights into facial emotion recognition in Parkinson's disease with and without mild cognitive impairment from visual scanning patterns by Waldthaler, Josefine, Krüger-Zechlin, Charlotte, Stock, Lena, Deeb, Zain, Timmermann, Lars

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    Age at Parkinson's disease onset modulates the effect of levodopa on response inhibition: Support for the dopamine overdose hypothesis from the antisaccade task

    Age at Parkinson's disease onset modulates the effect of levodopa on response inhibition: Support for the dopamine overdose hypothesis from the antisaccade task by Waldthaler, Josefine, Stock, Lena, Krüger-Zechlin, Charlotte, Timmermann, Lars

    Published in Neuropsychologia
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