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Atypical Cause of Functional Decline in Parkinson’s Disease
A 74-year-old Chinese man with past medical history of Parkinson's disease presented with rapid functional decline over 2 months. From being able to ambulate independently, he had become bedridden and was dependent in activities of daily living. On admission, he was also noted to be coughing on eating and had visual hallucinations for 2 weeks prior to admission.
He had...
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