Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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3075686 | Neurología | 2016 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
The observed deficits in our patients with Parkinson disease cannot be explained in terms of the selective impairment of one only unspecific, low-level computational process. At the same time, differences between patients and controls are expected to be greater if the former are not medicated. Moreover, we should pursue in the search of (this kind of) computational primitives than can be selectively impaired in people with Parkinson disease, because they may help to achieve an earlier diagnosis of this condition.
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Authors
A. BenÃtez-Burraco, E. Herrera, F. Cuetos,