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Unraveling gait automaticity decline independent of cognitive decline in Parkinson’s disease: a study using the new Parkinson's Affordable Neuro-movement Detection and Analysis (PANDA) system
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Unraveling gait automaticity decline independent of cognitive decline in Parkinson’s disease: a study using the new Parkinson's Affordable Neuro-movement Detection and Analysis (PANDA) system
Background: Daily life mobility often requires walking while performing simultaneous cognitive or motor tasks, such as talking or carrying items This ability relies on automaticity, the nervous system’s capacity to coordinate movements with minimal attentional resources, which is impaired in P...
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