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no title author magazine year volume issue page(s) type
1 Author index 2005
11 S2 p. 273-280
8 p.
article
2 Committees 2005
11 S2 p. viii-x
nvt p.
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3 ES159 A2 antagonists 2005
11 S2 p. 98-
1 p.
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4 ES135 ADHD, Obsessive compulsive disorders & Tourette syndrome 2005
11 S2 p. 94-
1 p.
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5 ES128 Antiglutamatergic compounds 2005
11 S2 p. 91-
1 p.
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6 ES137 Antipsychotic treatment 2005
11 S2 p. 94-
1 p.
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7 ES117 Atypical Parkinson's disease and tauopathies (PSP, CBDG, FTD-P) 2005
11 S2 p. 88-89
2 p.
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8 ES130 Autonomic nervous system (vagaldysfunction) 2005
11 S2 p. 92-
1 p.
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9 ES108 Basic aspects of tauopathies/synucleopathies 2005
11 S2 p. 86-87
2 p.
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10 ES112 Biomarkers for the early diagnosis ofParkinson's disease 2005
11 S2 p. 87-
1 p.
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11 ES118 Cholinomimetics 2005
11 S2 p. 89-
1 p.
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12 ES110 Clinimetry of cognition and behavior in Parkinson's disease 2005
11 S2 p. 87-
1 p.
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13 ES104 Deep brain stimulation (complications) 2005
11 S2 p. 85-
1 p.
article
14 ES145 Degenerative ataxias 2005
11 S2 p. 97-
1 p.
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15 ES142 Drug study design 2005
11 S2 p. 96-
1 p.
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16 ES113 Early onset Parkinsonism (Parkin,DJ-1 and PINK-1) 2005
11 S2 p. 88-
1 p.
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17 ES120 Economics and disease related groups (DRG) 2005
11 S2 p. 89-
1 p.
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18 ES121 Epidemiology 2005
11 S2 p. 90-
1 p.
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19 ES133 Ethics 2005
11 S2 p. 93-
1 p.
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20 ES143 Examination of specific cognitivedisturbances in Parkinson's disease patients 2005
11 S2 p. 96-
1 p.
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21 ES131 Functional neuroanatomy 2005
11 S2 p. 92-93
2 p.
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22 ES158 GAIT disorders 2005
11 S2 p. 97-98
2 p.
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23 ES144 Gastrointestinal dysfunction inParkinson's disease 2005
11 S2 p. 96-
1 p.
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24 ES119 Gene therapy 2005
11 S2 p. 89-
1 p.
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25 ES106 Genomics & proteomics (methodology) 2005
11 S2 p. 86-
1 p.
article
26 ES132 Haw to use the UPDRS and quality oflife scales 2005
11 S2 p. 93-
1 p.
article
27 ES157 How to cope with complications ofadvanced Parkinson's disease and algorithms approach 2005
11 S2 p. 97-
1 p.
article
28 ES123 Lewy body: Is it toxic orneuroprotective? 2005
11 S2 p. 90-
1 p.
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29 ES107 Multiple system atrophy 2005
11 S2 p. 86-
1 p.
article
30 ES139 Natural compounds 2005
11 S2 p. 95-
1 p.
article
31 ES115 Neuroimaging (SPECT/MRI) 2005
11 S2 p. 88-
1 p.
article
32 ES125 Neuroimaging (SPECT, PET) 2005
11 S2 p. 90-
1 p.
article
33 ES156 Neurophysiological investigations in movement disorders 2005
11 S2 p. 97-
1 p.
article
34 ES124 Neurophysiology (EEG, ERP, MEG,TMS, direct current stimulation) 2005
11 S2 p. 90-
1 p.
article
35 ES138 (non) Motor response fluctuations 2005
11 S2 p. 95-
1 p.
article
36 ES127 Olfaction (basic aspects, clinics) 2005
11 S2 p. 91-
1 p.
article
37 ES101 Overview on current dopaminomimeticmedication 2005
11 S2 p. 84-
1 p.
article
38 ES102 Parkinson's disease related depression (treatment) 2005
11 S2 p. 84-85
2 p.
article
39 ES129 Psychological treatment (coping with the disease, sexual dysfunction and communication) 2005
11 S2 p. 91-
1 p.
article
40 ES126 Restless legs & RBD 2005
11 S2 p. 90-91
2 p.
article
41 ES134 Single neuroprotective drug or a cocktail? 2005
11 S2 p. 93-
1 p.
article
42 ES105 Sleep and Parkinson's disease 2005
11 S2 p. 85-
1 p.
article
43 ES103 Stem cells (differentiation, (methodology) 2005
11 S2 p. 85-
1 p.
article
44 ES141 The effects of dance and live music on Parkinson's disease: Performance by Mark Morris Dance Group artists and pianist 2005
11 S2 p. 95-96
2 p.
article
45 ES136 Visual assessment (basic aspects,clinics) 2005
11 S2 p. 94-
1 p.
article
46 HT001 Hat topics: Treatment 2005
11 S2 p. 77-
1 p.
article
47 HT005 Hat topics: Treatment 2005
11 S2 p. 81-82
2 p.
article
48 HT002 Hot topics: Basal gangliapharmacology 2005
11 S2 p. 78-
1 p.
article
49 HT006 Hot topics: Genetics 2005
11 S2 p. 82-83
2 p.
article
50 HT004 Hot topics: STN Stimulation 2005
11 S2 p. 80-
1 p.
article
51 HT003 Hot topics: Varia 2005
11 S2 p. 78-79
2 p.
article
52 IS010 A novel botulinum toxin A product(Merz Pharma GmbH & Co. KGaA) 2005
11 S2 p. 266-268
3 p.
article
53 IS012 Continuous dopaminergic stimulation: New pharmacological approaches (NeuroBiotec GmbH/Axxonis Pharma) 2005
11 S2 p. 269-270
2 p.
article
54 IS011 Deep brain stimulation: the role of theneurologist for optimal patient benefits (Medtronic Inc.) 2005
11 S2 p. 268-269
2 p.
article
55 IS013 Dopamine agonists in clinical practice:Parkinson's disease treatment today and tomorrow (GlaxoSmithKline GmbH and Co KG) 2005
11 S2 p. 270-
1 p.
article
56 IS006 Dopamine transporter imaging — Challenging the evidence (GE Healthcare Ltd.) 2005
11 S2 p. 265-
1 p.
article
57 IS008 Exploring the role of adenosine A2Areceptors in the pathophysiology and treatment of Parkinson's disease (Kyowa Hakko Kogyo Co., LTD) 2005
11 S2 p. 266-
1 p.
article
58 IS001 Levodopa: the gold standard (NovartisPharma AG/Orion Corporation Orion Pharma) 2005
11 S2 p. 261-
1 p.
article
59 IS004 Rasagiline — A new and promising Parkinson's disease therapeutic approach (Lundbeck GmbH) 2005
11 S2 p. 263-
1 p.
article
60 IS005 Spheramine: A promisinginvestigational cell therapy far the treatment of Parkinson's disease (Schering AG/Titan Pharmaceuticals) 2005
11 S2 p. 264-265
2 p.
article
61 IS002 Subcutaneous apomorphine therapy inParkinson's disease — Recognising and overcoming the barriers (Britannia/Cephalon GmbH Germany) 2005
11 S2 p. 261-263
3 p.
article
62 IS003 The rotigotine patch: unique benefits forParkinsons disease patients (Schwarz Pharma AG) 2005
11 S2 p. 263-
1 p.
article
63 IS007 The scientific and clinical basisfar future therapies in Parlduson's disease (Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH & Co. KG) 2005
11 S2 p. 265-266
2 p.
article
64 IS009 Time to act: understanding restlesslegs syndrome (GlaxoSmithKline GmbH and Co KG) 2005
11 S2 p. 266-
1 p.
article
65 Medical historical exhibition 2005
11 S2 p. 271-
1 p.
article
66 [No title] 2005
11 S2 p. 100-
1 p.
article
67 [No title] 2005
11 S2 p. 101-102
2 p.
article
68 PL001 Pathophysiology 2005
11 S2 p. 53-
1 p.
article
69 PL003 Preclinical neuroprotection in Parkinson's disease 2005
11 S2 p. 54-55
2 p.
article
70 PL002 Presidental plenary lecture 2005
11 S2 p. 53-54
2 p.
article
71 PL004 Treatment strategies 2005
11 S2 p. 55-57
3 p.
article
72 PS004 Botulinum toxin 2005
11 S2 p. 105-106
2 p.
article
73 PS003 Cannabis and cannabinoids in Parkinson's disease and movement disorder 2005
11 S2 p. 104-105
2 p.
article
74 PS002 Rotigotine 2005
11 S2 p. 103-104
2 p.
article
75 PT008 Animal models and Parkinson's disease 2005
11 S2 p. 136-140
5 p.
article
76 PT022 Antidyskinetic drugs in animal models 2005
11 S2 p. 181-183
3 p.
article
77 PT014 Assessment of disease progression 2005
11 S2 p. 154-158
5 p.
article
78 PT032 Assessment of motor disturbances 2005
11 S2 p. 217-221
5 p.
article
79 PT044 Autonomic disturbances 2005
11 S2 p. 258-260
3 p.
article
80 PT002 Basic science: In vitro studies 2005
11 S2 p. 108-111
4 p.
article
81 PT015 Basic science: In viva studies 2005
11 S2 p. 158-161
4 p.
article
82 PT018 Cognitive disturbances 2005
11 S2 p. 169-173
5 p.
article
83 PT003 Deep brain stimulation I 2005
11 S2 p. 111-116
6 p.
article
84 PT027 Deep brain stimulation II 2005
11 S2 p. 195-200
6 p.
article
85 PT011 Depresion/sleep/pain 2005
11 S2 p. 144-147
4 p.
article
86 PT004 Dystonia and botulinum toxin 2005
11 S2 p. 116-122
7 p.
article
87 PT009 Economics 2005
11 S2 p. 140-142
3 p.
article
88 PT010 Etiopathogenesis 2005
11 S2 p. 142-144
3 p.
article
89 PT021 Etiopathogenesis - Environmental toxins 2005
11 S2 p. 178-180
3 p.
article
90 PT038 Etiopathogenesis — Metabolic disturbances 2005
11 S2 p. 235-238
4 p.
article
91 PT020 Experimental models — Cell cultures 2005
11 S2 p. 177-178
2 p.
article
92 PT025 Experimental models: Protein aggregation 2005
11 S2 p. 188-192
5 p.
article
93 PT030 Movement disorders 2005
11 S2 p. 210-214
5 p.
article
94 PT005 Movement disorders I 2005
11 S2 p. 122-126
5 p.
article
95 PT028 MSA and Ataxia 2005
11 S2 p. 201-205
5 p.
article
96 PT043 Neurogenetics 2005
11 S2 p. 254-258
5 p.
article
97 PT033 Neuroimaging 2 (MRI, TCS) 2005
11 S2 p. 221-224
4 p.
article
98 PT036 Neuroimaging 3 (PET) 2005
11 S2 p. 228-230
3 p.
article
99 PT013 Neuroimaging (SPECT) 2005
11 S2 p. 150-154
5 p.
article
100 PT001 Neuromelanin 2005
11 S2 p. 107-108
2 p.
article
101 PT040 Neurophysiology of movementdisorders 2005
11 S2 p. 242-247
6 p.
article
102 PT026 Neuroprotection in parkinsoniananimal models 2005
11 S2 p. 192-195
4 p.
article
103 PT037 Neurotoxin-induced movementdisorders 2005
11 S2 p. 230-235
6 p.
article
104 PT041 Non-pharmacological treatment of Parkinson's disease 2005
11 S2 p. 247-250
4 p.
article
105 PT031 Pharmacological treatment: Dopamineagonists, Duo Dopa 2005
11 S2 p. 214-217
4 p.
article
106 PT007 Pharmacological treatment: Dopaminergics 2005
11 S2 p. 131-136
6 p.
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107 PT006 Pharmacological treatment: MAO-S inhibitors, COMT-inhibitors 2005
11 S2 p. 126-131
6 p.
article
108 PT024 Pharmacological treatment: Varia 2005
11 S2 p. 185-187
3 p.
article
109 PT023 Phenotype and genetics: Park 1-2 2005
11 S2 p. 183-185
3 p.
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110 PT042 Phenotype and genetics: Park 3–8 2005
11 S2 p. 250-254
5 p.
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111 PT017 Postmortem studies 2005
11 S2 p. 165-169
5 p.
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112 PT039 Preclinical pharmacology: in vitra 2005
11 S2 p. 239-242
4 p.
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113 PT019 Preclinical pharmacology: In vivo 2005
11 S2 p. 173-176
4 p.
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114 PT016 Quality of life 2005
11 S2 p. 161-165
5 p.
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115 PT035 Transgenic models of movementdisorders 2005
11 S2 p. 226-228
3 p.
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116 PT034 Treatment of non-motor symptoms 2005
11 S2 p. 224-226
3 p.
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117 PT029 Tremor and restless legs syndrome 2005
11 S2 p. 205-210
6 p.
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118 PT012 Wilson's disease 2005
11 S2 p. 147-149
3 p.
article
119 S013 Clinical aspects of neuroprotection 2005
11 S2 p. 70-71
2 p.
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120 S014 Controversies on new animal models of Parkinson's disease: Pro and con 2005
11 S2 p. 71-
1 p.
article
121 S005 Development of midbrain dopaminergicneurons 2005
11 S2 p. 63-64
2 p.
article
122 S004 Dystonia 2005
11 S2 p. 62-
1 p.
article
123 S008 Functional neuroanatomy 2005
11 S2 p. 66-67
2 p.
article
124 S003 Melvin Yahr Memorial Symposium 2005
11 S2 p. 60-61
2 p.
article
125 S019 New pharmacological treatment - Latest trials 2005
11 S2 p. 75-
1 p.
article
126 S006 Non-motor manifestations 2005
11 S2 p. 64-
1 p.
article
127 S016 Non-motor manifestations and earlydiagnosis 2005
11 S2 p. 72-73
2 p.
article
128 S017 Parkinson-plus disorders: Diagnosis and treatment — State of the Art (SWEMODIS) 2005
11 S2 p. 73-74
2 p.
article
129 S007 Pathology, what's new? 2005
11 S2 p. 64-65
2 p.
article
130 S009 Pathophysiology — what's new 2005
11 S2 p. 67-68
2 p.
article
131 S010 Progress in familial Parkinson's disease 2005
11 S2 p. 68-
1 p.
article
132 S012 Progress in PARK 8 2005
11 S2 p. 69-70
2 p.
article
133 S020 Role of P450 system in the CNS: implications for Parkinson's disease 2005
11 S2 p. 75-76
2 p.
article
134 S018 Surgical interventions 2005
11 S2 p. 74-75
2 p.
article
135 S011 The role of iron in neurodegeneration 2005
11 S2 p. 68-69
2 p.
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136 S001 The significance of neuromelanin in the human brain — Symposium 1: Structural and functional characterization of neuromelanin 2005
11 S2 p. 58-59
2 p.
article
137 S002 The significance of neuromelanin in the human brain — Symposium 2: The role of neuromelanin in the pathogenesis of Parkinson's disease 2005
11 S2 p. 59-60
2 p.
article
138 S015 Transcranial brain sonography inneurodegenerative diseases 2005
11 S2 p. 72-
1 p.
article
139 V148-1 Dystonia 2005
11 S2 p. 99-
1 p.
article
140 V148-2 Dystonia (repeat) 2005
11 S2 p. 99-
1 p.
article
141 V149-1 Psychogenic and psychiatric movement disorders 2005
11 S2 p. 99-
1 p.
article
142 V149-2 Psychogenic and psychiatric movement disorders (repeat) 2005
11 S2 p. 99-
1 p.
article
143 V147-1 Tics, chorea, myoclonus 2005
11 S2 p. 99-
1 p.
article
144 V147-2 Tics, chorea, myoclonus (repeat) 2005
11 S2 p. 99-
1 p.
article
145 V146-1 Tremor 2005
11 S2 p. 99-
1 p.
article
146 V146-2 Tremor (repeat) 2005
11 S2 p. 99-
1 p.
article
147 Welcome addresses 2005
11 S2 p. xi-xii
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