ArticleParkinson's disease2026
Quantitative Evaluation of Respiratory Dysfunction and Its Relationships With Parkinson's Disease Symptoms.
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Abstract
Respiratory disorders significantly impair functional baseline and quality of life (QoL) in Parkinson's disease (PD). This cross-sectional study aimed to evaluate spirographic lung function parameters in PD and determine their relationships with motor and nonmotor symptoms, QoL, and dopaminergic therapy. Spirometric parameters were recorded in 57 outpatients with PD and 10 healthy controls. PD patients underwent clinical assessments using UPDRS Parts II and III, Schwab and England scale, PDQ-39, and PFS-16. Spirometric analysis revealed significant decreases in VC %pred in PD patients versus controls, and in FVC %pred in PD Stage III versus PD Stage II. Decreased lung function correlated with H&Y stage (VC, FVC, FEV
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