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MDS 2022

 

The International Congress of Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders® took place from 15-18th September 2022 in Madrid, Spain.

Themed “Scientific Progress Driving Health and Hope”, the meeting featured an impressive program of sessions covering the latest advancements and research in the field of movement disorders.

VJNeurology covered the congress to bring you exclusive content on the greatest scientific and clinical developments.

Latest videos from MDS 2022

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2:18
The role of lipid metabolism in Parkinson’s disease
Serge Przedborski • 16 Sep 2022
5:25
Highlights from MDS: multidisciplinary teams, fluctuations & DBS
Francisco Cardoso • 15 Sep 2022
1:32
Update on OCEAN and OASIS: Opicapone for pain & sleep disorders in PD
K. Ray Chaudhuri • 17 Sep 2022
3:48
Overlap between functional neurological disorders and PD
Alberto Espay • 16 Sep 2022

Scientific developments

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1:50
The role of inflammation in Parkinson’s disease
Marina Romero-Ramos • 17 Sep 2022
1:26
Targeting α-synuclein & neuroinflammation in Parkinson’s disease
Fabrizio Stocchi • 16 Sep 2022

Diagnosing movement disorders

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1:20
Strategies to improve early diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease
Jaslovleen Kaur • 17 Sep 2022
2:04
Challenges in the genomic evaluation of hyperkinetic movement disorders
Marcelo Kauffman • 17 Sep 2022

Management of Movement Disorders

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2:58
Management of iatrogenic hyperkinetic movement disorders
Carlo Colosimo • 16 Sep 2022
5:15
New MDS task force on early-onset Parkinson’s disease
Rodolfo Savica • 16 Sep 2022

Trial Updates

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3:49
Phase II study of ANX005 in patients with Huntington’s disease
Ann Morgan et al. • 16 Sep 2022
3:22
Low-dose ketamine produces long-term reduction in levodopa-induced dyskinesia
Torsten Falk
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