Abstract:Parkinson's disease (PD) is a brain disorder occurs due to a deficiency of dopamine hormone that regulates activities of the human body. Generally, the disease can be diagnosed by clinicians through clinical observation where they categorized PD patients on a PD assessment scale to understand disease severity in order to define a therapy/treatment plan. The clinicians have a view that this approach is not suitable for diagnosis at an early stage of the disease. Recent research outcome has shown that PD patient… Show more
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