PARKINSON'S DISEASE - A Concise Guide to Diagnosis and Management

Parkinson’s disease is complex, but understanding it does not have to be, even as knowledge continues to evolve.
This concise, practical guide distills the essentials of Parkinson’s disease into a clear, clinically focused resource for everyday practice. From early recognition and diagnostic challenges to evidence-based medical and non-medical management, the book bridges theory and real-world decision-making. Key concepts are presented with clarity, emphasizing what truly matters at the bedside and in long-term care.
Designed for neurologists, clinicians, trainees, and healthcare professionals, this book offers a structured, up-to-date overview without unnecessary complexity. Whether you are building foundational knowledge or refining your clinical approach, this guide provides the tools to diagnose confidently, manage thoughtfully, and care for patients with Parkinson’s disease more effectively.
A focused companion for modern Parkinson’s care, concise, practical, and grounded in clinical reality.

Uddrag af bogen
Parkinson’s disease rarely walks in the front door, presenting itself directly. It develops subtly over time, with signs that can be easily missed, especially when symptoms overlap with more common conditions. Recognizing early signs requires not just clinical knowledge but also a refined sense of observation and an art that mainly develops over years of practice. Patients often tend to overlook their initial symptoms, despite noticeable changes in behavior and movement that are apparent to those close to them. It may sometimes take years after the onset of motor symptoms for Parkinson’s disease to be diagnosed clinically.

Om forfatteren 
Dr. Maryam Anzabi is a board-certified neurologist in Denmark with a special interest in movement disorders. She holds a PhD in neuroscience and has conducted research at Harvard Medical School, where she further strengthened her scientific expertise and developed international collaborations. She is dedicated to integrating patient care with research, effectively bridging scientific discovery and clinical practice. Her work focuses on advancing evidence-based, innovative, and compassionate approaches to the management of Parkinson’s disease and related neurological disorders.