What is it about?
This study looks at how people with Parkinson’s disease walk and experience tremors when they take their medication versus when they don’t. Using special motion sensors (IMU), we found that walking and tremors improved when patients were on medication. These results could help doctors decide the best timing and dose of medicine for each person.
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Why is it important?
This article is important because it shows how medicine helps people with Parkinson’s walk more easily and have fewer tremors. By using motion sensors (IMU), doctors can better understand these changes and adjust treatment so patients feel and move better in daily life.
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This challenge contributed to the creation of an open collaboration opportunity with many young researchers worldwide for me.
Dr. İsmail Bayram
Technische Universitat Dresden
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This page is a summary of: Evaluation of functional movement parameters of Parkinson`s patients during ON and OFF states of dopaminergic medication, European Journal of Life Sciences, August 2025, Anadolu University Health Sciences Institute,
DOI: 10.55971/ejls.1727347.
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