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Intravenous levodopa in hallucinating Parkinson's disease patients: high‐dose challenge does not precipitate hallucinations

Goetz et al., 1998

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6397336774334781832
Author
Goetz C
Pappert E
Blasucci L
Stebbins G
Ling Z
Nora M
Carvey P
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Neurology

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In five nondemented Parkinson's disease patients with daily visual hallucinations, we tested whether high-dose IV levodopa (LD) infusions precipitated hallucinations. Two infusion paradigms were studied, each with 1.5—mg/kg hourly dose for 4 hours—steady infusion and …
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