| Dyskinesias and dopamine cell replacement in Parkinson's disease: a clinical perspective. (2005) | |||||||||
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| This author produced version paper published Brain Research Bulletin This paper has been peer reviewed but does not include the final publisher proof corrections journal pagination Citation for the published paper Hagell Peter and Cenci Angela Dyskinesias and dopamine cell replacement Parkinson disease clinical perspective Brain Res Bull Vol Issue http doi org brainresbull Access the published version may require journal subscription Published with permission from Elsevier Graft induced dyskinesias Dyskinesias and dopamine cell replacement Parkinson disease clinical perspective Peter Hagell and Angela Cenci Department Nursing Lund University Box Lund Sweden Section Restorative Neurology Wallenberg Neuroscience Center BMC University Hospital Lund Sweden Neurobiology Division Section Basal Ganglia Pathophysiology Wallenberg Neuroscience Center BMC Lund Sweden Running Head Graft induced dyskinesias Corresponding author Peter Hagell Department Nursing Box Lund University Lund Sweden Tel mail Peter Hagell omv Graft induced dyskinesias Dyskinesias and dopamine cell replacement Parkinson disease clinical perspective Running Head Graft induced dyskinesias Graft induced dyskinesias Abstract Both increased and decreased dyskinesias have been reported from open label clinical trials transplantation human embryonic dopamine rich tissue Parkinson disease patients the first double blind clinical transplantation trial the grafted patients developed severe postoperative dyskinesias the off p | |||||||||
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