Movement Disorders: v. 3

1) Anatomy of the Basal Ganglia ( Flaherty and Grabiel, USA) 2) Experimental Models of Basal Ganglia Disease ( Sambrook, Crossman and Mitchell, UK) 3) Movement Disorders: Genetic Aspects (Harding, UK) 4) Functional Imaging of Movement Disorders (Brooks and Frackowiak, UK) 5) Eye Movement Abnormalities In Extrapyramidal Diseases ( Stell and Bronstein, UK) 6) Problem's in Parkinson's Disease and Other Akinetic-rigid Syndromes ( Marsden, UK and Fahn, USA) 7) Epidemiological Clues To Parkinson's Disease (Tanner, USA) 8) Pathological Clues to the Cause of Parkinson's Disease ( Gibb and Lees, UK) 9) Protective Therapy for Parkinson's Disease ( Shoulson, USA) 10) Improving Dopaminergic Therapy ( Mouradian and Chase, USA) 11) Transplantation ( Saldek and Collier, USA) 12) The Clinical Position ( Lindvall, Sweden) 13) Multiple System Atrophy (Quinn, UK) 14) Corticobasal Ganglionic Degeneration ( Watts and Mira and Richardson, USA) 15)Problems in the Dyskinesias (Fahn, USA and Marsden, UK) 16) Paroxymal Dyskinesias (Fahn, USA) 17) Epilepsy Masquerading as a Movement Disorder (Fish and Marsden, UK) 18) Psychogenic Movement Disorders (Fahn, USA) 19) Stiff People (Thompson, UK) 20) Peripheral Movement Disorders (Marsden, UK) 21) Startle Syndrome (Matsumoto and Hallett, USA) 22) Odd tremours (Cleeves, Findley and Marsden, UK) 23) Spinal Myoclonus (Brown,UK) 24) Botulinum Toxin Therapy (Greene, Fahn, Brin and Blitzer, USA) 25) Stereotypies (Jankovic, USA)