The ocular effects of Parkinsonism and its treatment
1 February 2005
Volume 06, Issue 1
A useful description of the diagnosis, maintenance, complex and palliative care of Parkinson's disease.
Optometry in Practice (OiP), the College's quarterly CPD journal, covers the latest research, analysis and opinion from your profession, and provides up to 4 CPD points.
A useful description of the diagnosis, maintenance, complex and palliative care of Parkinson's disease.
Neurological illnesses encompass a wide range of disorders, from headache to sensory, mental, speech and motor impairments. The causes may include trauma, vascular, tumour, infection, nutritional disorders, demyelination, neurodegeneration, inherited conditions and drug-induced syndromes. For most patients illnesses such as headache are readily amenable to treatment. However, since physiological repair mechanisms cannot replace neurones following cell degeneration and death, some neurological disorders are inevitably progressive and disabling.
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