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In October 2011, a 43-year-old computer technician with a 6-year history of Parkinson's disease was admitted to our inpatient service for reevaluation and therapeutic optimization. Although he already had been treated with short- and long-lasting dopaminergic drugs before his admission, he was experiencing increasing fluctuations of his symptoms, especially tremors of his...
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