Encephalitic, Idiopathic and Arteriosclerotic Parkinsonism

The Surgical Approach to Parkinsonism

“…However, other workers (Keschner and Sloane, 1931;Neustaedter and Liber, 1937;Davison, 1942), although they confirmed Hunt's observations, found that the substantia nigra was more affected than the globus pallid us. Greenfield and Bosanquet (1953) maintain that in Parkinson's disease it is only the substantia nigra that is degenerated, although in post-encephalitic parkinsonism a slight degree of degeneration may also be found in the globus pallidus.…”

The Surgical Approach to Parkinsonism

“…However, other workers (Keschner and Sloane, 1931;Neustaedter and Liber, 1937;Davison, 1942), although they confirmed Hunt's observations, found that the substantia nigra was more affected than the globus pallid us. Greenfield and Bosanquet (1953) maintain that in Parkinson's disease it is only the substantia nigra that is degenerated, although in post-encephalitic parkinsonism a slight degree of degeneration may also be found in the globus pallidus.…”

Arteriosclerosis in Parkinsonism

“…However, neuropathologists have not accepted this view unreservedly. Keschner and Sloane (1931) could not always distinguish between idiopathic and arteriosclerotic Parkinsonism. Denny-Brown (1954) queried Alexander's (1942) view that the characteristic 'etat crible' of the latter condition was due to arteriosclerosis.…”

The Surgical Approach to Parkinsonism

“…However, other workers (Keschner and Sloane, 1931;Neustaedter and Liber, 1937;Davison, 1942), although they confirmed Hunt's observations, found that the substantia nigra was more affected than the globus pallid us. Greenfield and Bosanquet (1953) maintain that in Parkinson's disease it is only the substantia nigra that is degenerated, although in post-encephalitic parkinsonism a slight degree of degeneration may also be found in the globus pallidus.…”

Arteriosclerosis in Parkinsonism

“…However, neuropathologists have not accepted this view unreservedly. Keschner and Sloane (1931) could not always distinguish between idiopathic and arteriosclerotic Parkinsonism. Denny-Brown (1954) queried Alexander's (1942) view that the characteristic 'etat crible' of the latter condition was due to arteriosclerosis.…”

The Surgical Approach to Parkinsonism

“…However, other workers (Keschner and Sloane, 1931;Neustaedter and Liber, 1937;Davison, 1942), although they confirmed Hunt's observations, found that the substantia nigra was more affected than the globus pallid us. Greenfield and Bosanquet (1953) maintain that in Parkinson's disease it is only the substantia nigra that is degenerated, although in post-encephalitic parkinsonism a slight degree of degeneration may also be found in the globus pallidus.…”

Arteriosclerosis in Parkinsonism

“…However, neuropathologists have not accepted this view unreservedly. Keschner and Sloane (1931) could not always distinguish between idiopathic and arteriosclerotic Parkinsonism. Denny-Brown (1954) queried Alexander's (1942) view that the characteristic 'etat crible' of the latter condition was due to arteriosclerosis.…”