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Update on Parkinson s Disease Melinda Burnett, MD Origins First described in 1817 by James Parkinson: Involuntary tremulous motion, with lessened muscular power, in parts not in action and even when supported; with a propensity to bend the trunk forward, and to pass from a walking to a running pace: the senses and intellects being uninjured. Charcot, 1872: even a cursory exam demonstrates that their problem relates more to slowness in execution of movement rather than to real weakness. In spite of tremor, a patient is still able to do most things, but he performs them with remarkable slowness. Between the thought and the action there is a considerable time lapse. Gowers, 1888: The movement of the fingers at the metacarpal-phalangeal joints is similar to that by which Orientals beat their small drums.

Stats Age of onset: <4% less than 50 Likelihood increases with age Male to female ratio: 1.5:1 50 to 59 years old: 3:1 US prevalence: 680,000 individuals in the US aged 45 years with PD in 2010 This is 572 per 100,000 over 45 Predicted 930,000 in US by 2020 Approaching the number of people with Type I Diabetes in the US US incidence: 60,000 new cases a year Nebraska Parkinson s disease registry Report PD patients within 60 days of diagnosis Demographics Date of diagnosis Estimated prevalence of 329.3 per 100,000 in 2004, about 6000 people, highest per-capita of any state at that time

Pathophysiology of PD

Predictors of PD Dream enactment 50% of those with RBD will get PD or dementia within 10 years Anosmia Constipation Depression/Anxiety PD personality Low novelty seeking: secondary to low dopamine? High harm avoidance: secondary to depression? Higher levels of Neuroticism, but lower levels of Openness and Extraversion Poop Gut microbiome is all the rage Hot poster in 2018: Overall, PD patients had increased Verrucomicrobia, Christensenellaceae, Lactobacillaceae, and decreased Lachnospiraceae and Ruminococcaceae than healthy controls. Reduced level of Lachnospiraceae was significant in all PD duration strata, while many of these differences were associated with disease progression. De novo PD differed from healthy controls only by lower abundance in Lachnospiraceae.

Risk Factors: Appendectomy Study of 1.6 million Swedes found that people who had an appendectomy were 20 percent less likely than those with an appendix to develop Parkinson s. Another study showed appendectomy was associated with an 3.6 year delay in disease onset among people who had the surgery and later developed Parkinson s More evidence that Parkinson s may start outside the CNS Diagnosing PD Rizzo et al, 2016: Accuracy of clinical diagnosis performed by movement disorders experts rose from 79.6% on initial assessment to 83.9% of refined diagnosis after followup Using UK Parkinson's Disease Society Brain Bank Research Center criteria, the pooled diagnostic accuracy was 82.7%.

Diagnosing PD Clinical diagnosis with a levodopa trial DAT scan FDA approved to distinguish between ET and PD Might be helpful in sorting drug-induced parkinsonism from PD

MIBG Cardiac SPECT Measures cardiac sympathetic denervation 80-95% sensitive and specific for PD/DLB

Transcranial ultrasound Li et al: Overall diagnostic accuracy of TCS in differentiating PD from normal controls: pooled sensitivity of 0.83 and a pooled specificity of 0.87 Normal PD Treatment of PD Levodopa First tried in 1961 FDA approved in 1968 Carbidopa/levodopa (Sinemet) became available in 1973 Carbidopa is a dopa decarboxylase inhibitor Remains the strongest drug for PD 45 years after inception

My treatment approach Titration begins at 0.5 tablets TID Empty stomach = 1 hour before or 2 hours after meals Sinemet CR for nighttime symptoms: 70% bioavailable I add entacapone and/or dopamine agonists once early-wearing off or motor fluctuations develop I treat dyskinesias with amantadine or levodopa reduction THERE IS NO UPPER LIMIT ON LEVODOPA DOSE PER DAY NO MATTER WHAT EPIC OR THE INSURANCE COMPANIES TELL YOU Homocysteine Levodopa therapy causes elevated homocysteine Homocysteine is associated with heart attack and stroke Lowering homocysteine in PD with folate/b6/b12 combo supplements may decrease complications such as: Cognitive decline (those with high Hcy levels decline faster) Peripheral neuropathy: In a comparison between patients with and without neuropathy, the levodopa dose was higher, serum vitamin B12 levels were lower, and homocysteine levels were higher in the patients with neuropathy

New therapy: Almost the same as old therapy Rytary (C/L ER) Compared with CL + E, IPX066 demonstrated a lower percent "off" time (24.0% vs. 32.5), lower "off" time (3.8 vs. 5.2 h/day), and higher "on" time without troublesome dyskinesia (11.4 vs. 10.0 h/day) So 1.4 hours more on time/day than Stalevo Rytary

Dyskinesias The 5-year risk of dyskinesias was 50% in patients with disease onset between 40 59 years of age as compared to 16% in those with disease onset after 70 years. Dyskinesias develop at a mean daily dose of 387 mg. Genetic polymorphism of the dopamine receptor D 2 gene reduced risk of dyskinesias. Reduced by: Reducing daily levodopa dose Amantadine reduces the duration of LID by 60% Dopamine agonists/comt inhibitors DBS

New therapy: Almost the same as old therapy Amantadine CR (Gocovri) Amantadine ER reduced on-time with troublesome dyskinesias by about 1.5 hours per day, from a baseline of about 4.6 hours. Future therapy Dyskinesias involve the serotonergic system and mglur5 glutamate receptors Eltoprazine partial 5-HT1A/5-HT1B receptor agonist Buspirone a 5HT1A agonist Dipraglurant (although a relative, mavoglurant, failed) mglur5 negative allosteric modulator IRL790 Psychomotor stabilizer targeting D3 receptors; may treat dyskinesias and psychosis

Neuroprotection in PD BDNF or GDNF Multiple failed trials: Recombitant protein administration into the brain (infusion, injection) Adeno-associated virus vector delivery Stem cells most promising recent attempt Forced exercise 1 hour 3 times a week 8 weeks 30%

Neuroprotection in PD Nilotinib (Tasigna) Tyrosine kinase inhibitor similar to Gleevec (imatinib), treatment for CML Modulates dopamine levels and metabolism, as well as prevents the formation of toxic alpha-synuclein aggregates In Phase II trials Uric acid May affect inflammation and oxidative stress 33% reduction in PD incidence among persons with high serum urate level Neuroprotection in PD Calcium channel blockers Isradipine (Dynacirc), L-type calcium channel blocker, is in Phase III for neuroprotection Inhibits up-regulation of L-type calcium channels decreases iron accumulation in substantia nigra less oxidative stress?

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