2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhep.2012.11.043
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Cirrhosis-related Parkinsonism: Prevalence, mechanisms and response to treatments

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“…This syndrome included Parkinsonism, ataxia, oro-facial dyskinesias (mimicking tardive dyskinesia with blepharosphasm, dystonia) and cognitive deficits occurring in patients with chronic liver disorders, especially with presence of portosystemic shunting. [46][47][48] AHD was unresponsive to ammonia-lowering therapy. 48 The pathogenesis of AHD is unknown, but shares many features commonly observed in HE (ie.…”
Section: Acquired Hepatocerebral-degeneration (Ahd)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This syndrome included Parkinsonism, ataxia, oro-facial dyskinesias (mimicking tardive dyskinesia with blepharosphasm, dystonia) and cognitive deficits occurring in patients with chronic liver disorders, especially with presence of portosystemic shunting. [46][47][48] AHD was unresponsive to ammonia-lowering therapy. 48 The pathogenesis of AHD is unknown, but shares many features commonly observed in HE (ie.…”
Section: Acquired Hepatocerebral-degeneration (Ahd)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[46][47][48] AHD was unresponsive to ammonia-lowering therapy. 48 The pathogenesis of AHD is unknown, but shares many features commonly observed in HE (ie. manganese accumulation in basal ganglia).…”
Section: Acquired Hepatocerebral-degeneration (Ahd)mentioning
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“…In a prospective study of 214 patients with liver cirrhosis who were eligible for liver transplantation, 9 demonstrated features of Parkinsonism 11 . Positron emission tomography scanning revealed significant reduction in the availability of the D2 dopamine receptor in 5 of the 9 patients studied and a significant reduction in the dopamine transporter in 3.…”
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“…These data suggest that the alterations that damage presynaptic and striatal pro-synaptic neurotransmission could be the cause of Parkinsonism, explaining the limited effect of dopaminergic therapy. However, other mechanisms, such as genetic predisposition, could play a role in the increased deposition of manganese in the CNS of patients with cirrhosis, not only of those with Parkinsonism 8,11 . Our hypothesis is that, although not visualized on abdominal ultrasonography, our patient developed a portosystemic shunt.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%