Analysis Of Anamnestic And Clinical Neurological Data Of Patients With Parkinson's Disease In Tashkent Region

Authors

  • Rizaev J.A., Raimova M.M. , Boboev K.K. , Buranova D.D. , Kenjaev G.S. , Abdullaev M.B

Abstract

In Tashkent region, the proportion of men with Parkinson's disease is high, however, it has
been reported that the incidence rate in women increases with age (in the elderly and the
elderly).
If the rate of development (progression) of the disease is moderate in men has a slow
developmental character in women.
Factors contributing to the development of the disease In 73.0% of cases, mental injuries
(psychotraumas) were identified, and in men this figure is higher than in women.
Mixed type predominated in men and women (51.2% and 45.7%, respectively).
The severity of the disease was slightly more severe in men than in women, and this was
characterized by the predominance of Level II and III (47.2 and 24.8%, respectively).

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2020-11-02

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