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Debate continues as to whether ocular tremor represents a clinical marker of Parkinson’s disease or a compensatory movement related to other bodily tremors.

Although evidence of cognitive impairment in MSA is admittedly more limited than in Parkinson disease, it is now substantial enough to address modification of diagnostic criteria to include the potential for cognitive impairment at any stage of the disease.

A patient should be notified of the possibility of developing an ICD before initiating any dopaminergic treatment for PD, particularly dopamine agonists.

New guidelines for progressive supranuclear palsy provide very specific and sensitive criteria that allow for identification of clinical features of the disease at much earlier stages.

Investigators identified a series of prodromal signs that appear anywhere from 1 to 18 years before a clinical diagnosis of SCA2.