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A Study to Identify the Correlates of Pseudobulbar Affect in Patients with Parkinsonian Disorders and ALS Neepa Patel, M.D., Michele K. York, Ph.D., Cecile Phan, M.D. and Joohi Jimenez-Shahed, M.D. Parkinson’s Disease Center and Movement Disorders Clinic, Department of Neurology, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association Center, Department of Neurology, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas RESULTS (continued…) DISCUSSION REFERENCES BACKGROUND Pseudobulbar affect (PBA) is a frontal disinhibition syndrome associated with inappropriate laughter and crying to minor stimulus, independent of affective disturbance 1 . PBA has been primarily studied in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and multiple sclerosis (MS) 2,3 . Recent studies have demonstrated PBA in other neurological conditions 4 such as Parkinson’s disease (PD), and atypical parkinsonism (aP) such as corticobasal degeneration (CBD), progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), multiple system atrophy (MSA) 5,6 . We have observed that PBA is more common in parkinsonian patients with associated cognitive impairment. However PBA has been observed in ALS patients with or without cognitive impairment Our objective is to determine whether cognitive and psychiatric co-morbidities correlate with PBA in patients with PD, atypical parkinsonism (aP) and ALS. METHODS We aimed to enroll 50 PD patients, 30 ALS patients and 30 aP (10 PSP, 10 MSA and 10 CBD). In this IRB approved study patients were recruited from the Parkinson’s disease or ALS centers. Any person with a definite diagnosis of PD, aP or ALS identified through clinical practice was eligible to participate. Exclusion criteria: >30% of all questionnaire was incomplete Patients with advanced disease who are unable to communicate answers Non-English speaking patients Participating subjects completed a series of self-report questionnaires: Center for Neurological Study-Lability Scale for PBA (CNS-LS) Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI) State-Trait Anxiety Inventory- Trait (STAI) Self and Other Apathy Evaluation Scales (AES) The Short Form-36 quality of life measure (SF36-QOL) SF36 PCS = SF36- QOL physical component score; SF 36- QOL mental component score **statistically significant; * trend towards statistical significance 1. Moore, S.R., Gresham, L.S., Bromberg, M.B., Kasarkis, E.J., Smith, R.A., 1997. A self report measure of affective lability. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry. 63, 89-93. 2. Pioro EP, Brooks BR, Cummings J, et al. Dextromethorphan Plus Ultra Low-Dose Quinidine Reduces Pseudobulbar Affect. Annals of neurology 2010;68:693-70 3. Garnock-Jones KP. Dextromethorphan/quinidine: in pseudobulbar affect. CNS drugs 2011;25:435-445. 4. Work SS, Colamonico JA, Bradley WG, Kaye RE. Pseudobulbar affect: an under-recognized and under- treated neurological disorder. Advances in therapy 2011;28:586-601. 5. Strowd R, Cartwright M, Okun M, Haq I, Siddiqui M. Pseudobulbar affect: prevalence and quality of life impact in movement disorders. Journal of Neurology 2010;257:1382-1387. 6. Alvarez-Gonzalez E, Maragoto-Rizo C, Arteche-Prior M, Perez-Parra S, Carballo M, Alvarez-Gonzalez L. [A clinical and epidemiological description of a series of patients diagnosed as suffering from progressive supranuclear palsy]. Revista de neurologia 2004;39:1006-1010. 7. Colamonico J, Formella A, Bradley W. Pseudobulbar affect: burden of illness in the USA. Advances in therapy 2012;29:775-798. 8. Parvizi J, Coburn KL, Shillcutt SD, Coffey CE, Lauterbach EC, Mendez MF. Neuroanatomy of Pathological Laughing and Crying: A Report of the American Neuropsychiatric Association Committee on Research. J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neurosci 2009;21:75-87 9. Garnock-Jones KP. Dextromethorphan/quinidine: in pseudobulbar affect. CNS drugs 2011;25:435-445. RESULTS There were no statistically significant differences in degree of PBA as measured on the CNS- LS scores between groups There is increased cognitive impairment in the ALS and aP groups compared to the PD cohort. Figure 1: Distribution of Diagnoses in the Recruited Cohorts Table 2: Cognitive and Psychiatric correlates of PBA between groups PSP 38% MSA 34% CBD 28% aP 27% ALS 23% PD 50% n=53 n=25 n=29 n=10 n=11 n=8 Figure 2 and Table 2: Prevalence of PBA and Mean Questionnaire Scores By Cohorts Table 1: Patient Demographics RESULTS (continued…) There was a positive correlation with PBA and anxiety scores in PD and aP groups, this association was not found in the ALS group. Depression scores and Mental Health QOL impairments positively correlate with PBA scores only in the PD group. MoCA scores did not correlate with PBA for any of groups; however there are observed differences between the groups. This study demonstrates that, despite its definition, PBA correlates with affective disturbance in PD and aP patients but not in ALS patients. The results suggest that individuals with parkinsonian disorders and PBA symptoms should be evaluated and/or treated for co-morbid mood problems. Previous studies have reported increased burden of illness 7 associated with PBA and an association between depression and PBA in a movement disorders population 5 . In addition to these observations our study also demonstrates an association between PBA and anxiety in parkinsonian patients. Limitations of this study include: Small sample size Exclusion of patients with advanced disease due to impaired language and communication in all groups MoCA scores may be artificially reduced to disease specific symptoms affecting writing There are no statistically significant differences in demographics between the aP subgroups measured through Chi-square/ t-tests and ANOVA. PD ALS aP PBA p-value PBA p-value PBA p-value MoCA -0.193 0.166 -0.288 0.163 0.062 0.751 BDI 0.349 0.011 ** 0.090 0.670 0.337 0.074 * STAI 0.456 0.001 ** 0.253 0.222 0.456 0.013 ** Self AES 0.033 0.816 0.050 0.812 0.002 0.993 Other AES -0.79 0.630 0.386 0.084 0.052 0.798 SF36 PCS -0.157 0.267 0.110 0.602 0.231 0.228 SF36 MCS -0.286 0.038 ** -0.129 0.540 -0.314 0.097 * There are no intragroup differences between the 3 subgroups recruited on demographic and individual questionnaires. The proposed mechanism of PBA is disruption of inhibitory signals descending from the cerebral cortex to motor regions of the brainstem implicated in the regulation of emotional output 8 . Our findings suggest that an alternate pathophysiological mechanism for PBA may be present in ALS compared to parkinsonian patients. Future studies should be directed toward evaluation of the pathophysiologic mechanism of PBA in each neurological conditions. Additional testing of mood effects of dextromethorphan-quinidine (an FDA- approved treatment for PBA 9 ), or effect of antidepressants on PBA should be considered in in patients with parkinsonian conditions. CONCLUSION PD ALS aP p- value MoCA 25.1±3.94 23.3± 3.30 21.4±5.07 0.001** PBA 10.1±3.83 11.2±7.00 11.7±5.23 0.378 BDI 10.7±9.36 11.3±6.64 14.1±7.74 0.192 STAI 36.4±10.54 35.9±8.03 37.9±10.1 0.733 Self AE 54.6±6.67 53.9±7.66 50.2±10.2 0.058* Other AE 53.9±8.32 49.8±9.92 47.6±12.4 0.38 **statistically significant * trend towards statistical significance OBJECTIVE PD ALS aP p-value Age (years) 63.4 ± 10.5 61.6 ± 8.7 68.8 ± 7.9 0.36 Duration of Illness 5.0±4.8 2.4±1.6 3.9±2.3 0.54 Gender Male 30 13 17 0.795 Female 23 13 12 Education <12 years 2 2 2 0.675 High School 10 6 4 Some college 23 9 11 >16 years 13 2 7 Ethnicity Caucasian 48 21 25 0.694 Hispanic 2 3 2 African American 2 1 1 Other 1 0 1 Poster available for download.

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  • A Study to Identify the Correlates of Pseudobulbar Affect in Patients with Parkinsonian Disorders and ALS Neepa Patel, M.D., Michele K. York, Ph.D., Cecile Phan, M.D. and Joohi Jimenez-Shahed, M.D.

    Parkinson’s Disease Center and Movement Disorders Clinic, Department of Neurology, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association Center, Department of Neurology, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas

    RESULTS (continued…)

    DISCUSSION

    REFERENCES

    BACKGROUND Pseudobulbar affect (PBA) is a frontal disinhibition syndrome associated with

    inappropriate laughter and crying to minor stimulus, independent of affective disturbance1.

    PBA has been primarily studied in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and multiple sclerosis (MS)2,3. Recent studies have demonstrated PBA in other neurological conditions4 such as Parkinson’s disease (PD), and atypical parkinsonism (aP) such as corticobasal degeneration (CBD), progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), multiple system atrophy (MSA)5,6.

    We have observed that PBA is more common in parkinsonian patients with associated cognitive impairment. However PBA has been observed in ALS patients with or without cognitive impairment

    Our objective is to determine whether cognitive and psychiatric co-morbidities correlate with PBA in patients with PD, atypical parkinsonism (aP) and ALS. METHODS

    We aimed to enroll 50 PD patients, 30 ALS patients and 30 aP (10 PSP, 10 MSA and 10 CBD). In this IRB approved study patients were recruited from the Parkinson’s disease or ALS centers.

    Any person with a definite diagnosis of PD, aP or ALS identified through clinical practice was eligible to participate.

    Exclusion criteria:

    >30% of all questionnaire was incomplete Patients with advanced disease who are unable to communicate answers Non-English speaking patients

    Participating subjects completed a series of self-report questionnaires:

    Center for Neurological Study-Lability Scale for PBA (CNS-LS) Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI) State-Trait Anxiety Inventory- Trait (STAI) Self and Other Apathy Evaluation Scales (AES) The Short Form-36 quality of life measure (SF36-QOL)

    SF36 PCS = SF36- QOL physical component score; SF 36- QOL mental component score **statistically significant; * trend towards statistical significance

    1. Moore, S.R., Gresham, L.S., Bromberg, M.B., Kasarkis, E.J., Smith, R.A., 1997. A self report measure of affective lability. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry. 63, 89-93.

    2. Pioro EP, Brooks BR, Cummings J, et al. Dextromethorphan Plus Ultra Low-Dose Quinidine Reduces Pseudobulbar Affect. Annals of neurology 2010;68:693-70

    3. Garnock-Jones KP. Dextromethorphan/quinidine: in pseudobulbar affect. CNS drugs 2011;25:435-445. 4. Work SS, Colamonico JA, Bradley WG, Kaye RE. Pseudobulbar affect: an under-recognized and under-

    treated neurological disorder. Advances in therapy 2011;28:586-601. 5. Strowd R, Cartwright M, Okun M, Haq I, Siddiqui M. Pseudobulbar affect: prevalence and quality of life

    impact in movement disorders. Journal of Neurology 2010;257:1382-1387. 6. Alvarez-Gonzalez E, Maragoto-Rizo C, Arteche-Prior M, Perez-Parra S, Carballo M, Alvarez-Gonzalez L.

    [A clinical and epidemiological description of a series of patients diagnosed as suffering from progressive supranuclear palsy]. Revista de neurologia 2004;39:1006-1010.

    7. Colamonico J, Formella A, Bradley W. Pseudobulbar affect: burden of illness in the USA. Advances in therapy 2012;29:775-798.

    8. Parvizi J, Coburn KL, Shillcutt SD, Coffey CE, Lauterbach EC, Mendez MF. Neuroanatomy of Pathological Laughing and Crying: A Report of the American Neuropsychiatric Association Committee on Research. J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neurosci 2009;21:75-87

    9. Garnock-Jones KP. Dextromethorphan/quinidine: in pseudobulbar affect. CNS drugs 2011;25:435-445.

    RESULTS There were no statistically significant differences in degree of PBA as measured on the CNS-

    LS scores between groups

    There is increased cognitive impairment in the ALS and aP groups compared to the PD cohort.

    Figure 1: Distribution of Diagnoses in the Recruited Cohorts

    Table 2: Cognitive and Psychiatric correlates of PBA between groups PSP 38%

    MSA 34%

    CBD 28%

    aP 27%

    ALS 23%

    PD 50% n=53

    n=25

    n=29 n=10

    n=11 n=8

    Figure 2 and Table 2: Prevalence of PBA and Mean Questionnaire Scores By Cohorts

    Table 1: Patient Demographics

    RESULTS (continued…) There was a positive correlation with PBA and anxiety scores in PD and aP

    groups, this association was not found in the ALS group.

    Depression scores and Mental Health QOL impairments positively correlate with PBA scores only in the PD group.

    MoCA scores did not correlate with PBA for any of groups; however there are observed differences between the groups.

    This study demonstrates that, despite its definition, PBA correlates with affective disturbance in PD and aP patients but not in ALS patients.

    The results suggest that individuals with parkinsonian disorders and PBA symptoms should be evaluated and/or treated for co-morbid mood problems.

    Previous studies have reported increased burden of illness7 associated with PBA and an association between depression and PBA in a movement disorders population5. In addition to these observations our study also demonstrates an association between PBA and anxiety in parkinsonian patients.

    Limitations of this study include:

    Small sample size Exclusion of patients with advanced disease due to impaired language

    and communication in all groups MoCA scores may be artificially reduced to disease specific symptoms

    affecting writing

    There are no statistically significant differences in demographics between the aP subgroups measured through Chi-square/ t-tests and ANOVA.

    PD ALS aP

    PBA p-value PBA p-value PBA p-value

    MoCA -0.193 0.166 -0.288 0.163 0.062 0.751

    BDI 0.349 0.011** 0.090 0.670 0.337 0.074*

    STAI 0.456 0.001** 0.253 0.222 0.456 0.013**

    Self AES 0.033 0.816 0.050 0.812 0.002 0.993

    Other AES -0.79 0.630 0.386 0.084 0.052 0.798

    SF36 PCS -0.157 0.267 0.110 0.602 0.231 0.228

    SF36 MCS -0.286 0.038** -0.129 0.540 -0.314 0.097*

    There are no intragroup differences between the 3 subgroups recruited on demographic and individual questionnaires.

    The proposed mechanism of PBA is disruption of inhibitory signals descending from the cerebral cortex to motor regions of the brainstem implicated in the regulation of emotional output8.

    Our findings suggest that an alternate pathophysiological mechanism for PBA may be present in ALS compared to parkinsonian patients.

    Future studies should be directed toward evaluation of the pathophysiologic mechanism of PBA in each neurological conditions.

    Additional testing of mood effects of dextromethorphan-quinidine (an FDA- approved treatment for PBA9), or effect of antidepressants on PBA should be considered in in patients with parkinsonian conditions.

    CONCLUSION

    PD ALS aP p-value

    MoCA 25.1±3.94 23.3± 3.30 21.4±5.07 0.001**

    PBA 10.1±3.83 11.2±7.00 11.7±5.23 0.378

    BDI 10.7±9.36 11.3±6.64 14.1±7.74 0.192

    STAI 36.4±10.54 35.9±8.03 37.9±10.1 0.733

    Self AE

    54.6±6.67 53.9±7.66 50.2±10.2 0.058*

    Other AE

    53.9±8.32 49.8±9.92 47.6±12.4 0.38

    **statistically significant * trend towards statistical significance

    OBJECTIVE

    PD ALS aP p-value

    Age (years) 63.4 ± 10.5 61.6 ± 8.7 68.8 ± 7.9 0.36

    Duration of Illness 5.0±4.8 2.4±1.6 3.9±2.3 0.54

    Gen

    der Male 30 13 17

    0.795 Female 23 13 12

    Educ

    atio

    n 16 years 13 2 7

    Ethn

    icity

    Caucasian 48 21 25

    0.694 Hispanic 2 3 2

    African American 2 1 1

    Other 1 0 1

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    A Study to Identify the Correlates of Pseudobulbar Affect in Patients with Parkinsonian Disorders and ALS

    Neepa Patel, M.D., Michele K. York, Ph.D., Cecile Phan, M.D. and Joohi Jimenez-Shahed, M.D.

    Parkinson’s Disease Center and Movement Disorders Clinic, Department of Neurology, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas

    Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association Center, Department of Neurology, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas

    RESULTS (continued…)

    DISCUSSION

    REFERENCES

    BACKGROUND

    Pseudobulbar affect (PBA) is a frontal disinhibition syndrome associated with inappropriate laughter and crying to minor stimulus, independent of affective disturbance1.

    PBA has been primarily studied in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and multiple sclerosis (MS)2,3. Recent studies have demonstrated PBA in other neurological conditions4 such as Parkinson’s disease (PD), and atypical parkinsonism (aP) such as corticobasal degeneration (CBD), progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), multiple system atrophy (MSA)5,6.

    We have observed that PBA is more common in parkinsonian patients with associated cognitive impairment. However PBA has been observed in ALS patients with or without cognitive impairment

    Our objective is to determine whether cognitive and psychiatric co-morbidities correlate with PBA in patients with PD, atypical parkinsonism (aP) and ALS.

    METHODS

    We aimed to enroll 50 PD patients, 30 ALS patients and 30 aP (10 PSP, 10 MSA and 10 CBD). In this IRB approved study patients were recruited from the Parkinson’s disease or ALS centers.

    Any person with a definite diagnosis of PD, aP or ALS identified through clinical practice was eligible to participate.

    Exclusion criteria:

    >30% of all questionnaire was incomplete

    Patients with advanced disease who are unable to communicate answers

    Non-English speaking patients

    Participating subjects completed a series of self-report questionnaires:

    Center for Neurological Study-Lability Scale for PBA (CNS-LS)

    Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI)

    State-Trait Anxiety Inventory- Trait (STAI)

    Self and Other Apathy Evaluation Scales (AES)

    The Short Form-36 quality of life measure (SF36-QOL)

    SF36 PCS = SF36- QOL physical component score; SF 36- QOL mental component score

    **statistically significant; * trend towards statistical significance

    Moore, S.R., Gresham, L.S., Bromberg, M.B., Kasarkis, E.J., Smith, R.A., 1997. A self report measure of affective lability. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry. 63, 89-93.

    Pioro EP, Brooks BR, Cummings J, et al. Dextromethorphan Plus Ultra Low-Dose Quinidine Reduces Pseudobulbar Affect. Annals of neurology 2010;68:693-70

    Garnock-Jones KP. Dextromethorphan/quinidine: in pseudobulbar affect. CNS drugs 2011;25:435-445.

    Work SS, Colamonico JA, Bradley WG, Kaye RE. Pseudobulbar affect: an under-recognized and under-treated neurological disorder. Advances in therapy 2011;28:586-601.

    Strowd R, Cartwright M, Okun M, Haq I, Siddiqui M. Pseudobulbar affect: prevalence and quality of life impact in movement disorders. Journal of Neurology 2010;257:1382-1387.

    Alvarez-Gonzalez E, Maragoto-Rizo C, Arteche-Prior M, Perez-Parra S, Carballo M, Alvarez-Gonzalez L. [A clinical and epidemiological description of a series of patients diagnosed as suffering from progressive supranuclear palsy]. Revista de neurologia 2004;39:1006-1010.

    Colamonico J, Formella A, Bradley W. Pseudobulbar affect: burden of illness in the USA. Advances in therapy 2012;29:775-798.

    Parvizi J, Coburn KL, Shillcutt SD, Coffey CE, Lauterbach EC, Mendez MF. Neuroanatomy of Pathological Laughing and Crying: A Report of the American Neuropsychiatric Association Committee on Research. J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neurosci 2009;21:75-87

    Garnock-Jones KP. Dextromethorphan/quinidine: in pseudobulbar affect. CNS drugs 2011;25:435-445.

    RESULTS

    There were no statistically significant differences in degree of PBA as measured on the CNS-LS scores between groups

    There is increased cognitive impairment in the ALS and aP groups compared to the PD cohort.

    Figure 1: Distribution of Diagnoses in the Recruited Cohorts

    Table 2: Cognitive and Psychiatric correlates of PBA between groups

    n=53

    n=25

    n=29

    n=10

    n=11

    n=8

    Figure 2 and Table 2: Prevalence of PBA and Mean Questionnaire Scores By Cohorts

    Table 1: Patient Demographics

    RESULTS (continued…)

    There was a positive correlation with PBA and anxiety scores in PD and aP groups, this association was not found in the ALS group.

    Depression scores and Mental Health QOL impairments positively correlate with PBA scores only in the PD group.

    MoCA scores did not correlate with PBA for any of groups; however there are observed differences between the groups.

    This study demonstrates that, despite its definition, PBA correlates with affective disturbance in PD and aP patients but not in ALS patients.

    The results suggest that individuals with parkinsonian disorders and PBA symptoms should be evaluated and/or treated for co-morbid mood problems.

    Previous studies have reported increased burden of illness7 associated with PBA and an association between depression and PBA in a movement disorders population5. In addition to these observations our study also demonstrates an association between PBA and anxiety in parkinsonian patients.

    Limitations of this study include:

    Small sample size

    Exclusion of patients with advanced disease due to impaired language and communication in all groups

    MoCA scores may be artificially reduced to disease specific symptoms affecting writing

    There are no statistically significant differences in demographics between the aP subgroups measured through Chi-square/ t-tests and ANOVA.

    There are no intragroup differences between the 3 subgroups recruited on demographic and individual questionnaires.

    The proposed mechanism of PBA is disruption of inhibitory signals descending from the cerebral cortex to motor regions of the brainstem implicated in the regulation of emotional output8.

    Our findings suggest that an alternate pathophysiological mechanism for PBA may be present in ALS compared to parkinsonian patients.

    Future studies should be directed toward evaluation of the pathophysiologic mechanism of PBA in each neurological conditions.

    Additional testing of mood effects of dextromethorphan-quinidine (an FDA- approved treatment for PBA9), or effect of antidepressants on PBA should be considered in in patients with parkinsonian conditions.

    CONCLUSION

    **statistically significant

    * trend towards statistical significance

    OBJECTIVE

    Poster available for download.

    PDALSaP

    PBAp-valuePBAp-valuePBAp-value

    MoCA-0.1930.166-0.2880.1630.0620.751

    BDI0.3490.011**0.0900.6700.3370.074*

    STAI0.4560.001**0.2530.2220.4560.013**

    Self AES0.0330.8160.0500.8120.0020.993

    Other AES-0.790.6300.3860.0840.0520.798

    SF36 PCS-0.1570.2670.1100.6020.2310.228

    SF36 MCS-0.2860.038**-0.1290.540-0.3140.097*

    PDALSaPp-value

    MoCA25.1±3.9423.3± 3.3021.4±5.070.001**

    PBA10.1±3.8311.2±7.0011.7±5.230.378

    BDI10.7±9.3611.3±6.6414.1±7.740.192

    STAI36.4±10.5435.9±8.0337.9±10.10.733

    Self AE54.6±6.6753.9±7.6650.2±10.20.058*

    Other AE53.9±8.3249.8±9.9247.6±12.40.38

    *

    Chart1

    PD

    ALS

    aP

    %

    % Diagnosed with PBA

    20.8

    29.2

    34.5

    Data

    Subject IDDate evalAge onsetDOBeducationGEthnicityDiagnosisPsych hxPMHDA modulators5HT modulatorsmood stablizersDementiaAEDsAnxiolyticsSleep aidesStimulantsOtherMoCA TotMoCA ScoreVis/spatialNamingAttenLanguageAbstractionDelay recallorientPBAQ1PBAQ2PBAQ3PBAQ4PBAQ5PBAQ6PBAQ7PBA TotBDI Q1BDI Q2BDIQ3BDIQ4BDIQ5BDIQ6BDIQ7BDIQ8BDIQ9BDIQ10BDIQ11BDIQ12BDIQ13BDIQ14BDIQ15BDIQ16BDIQ17BDIQ18BDIQ19BDIQ20BDIQ21BDI TotAnxQ21AnxQ22AnxQ23AnxQ24AnxQ25AnxQ26AnxQ27AnxQ28AnxQ29AnxQ30AnxQ31AnxQ32AnxQ33AnxQ34AnxQ35AnxQ36AnxQ37AnxQ38AnxQ39AnxQ40AnxTotAnx Sd ScoreSF-36 PFSF-36 RPSF-36 BPSF-36 GHSF-36 VTSF-36 SFSF-36 RESF-36 MHSF-36 PSF-36 MSApQ1SApQ2SApQ3SApQ4SApQ5SApQ6SApQ7SApQ8SApQ9SApQ10SApQ11SApQ12SApQ13SApQ14SApQ15SApQ16SApQ17SApQ18SAptotOap relationOApQ1OApQ2OApQ3OApQ4OApQ5OApQ6OApQ7OApQ8OApQ9OApQ10OApQ11OApQ12OApQ13OApQ14OAp15OApQ16OApQ17OApQ18OApTotMoCA-PBA pDMoCA-noPBAPDBDI-PBA pDBDI-no PBA PDAnx-PBA PDAnx-no PBA PDSFPH-PBA PDSFPH-noPBA PDSFMC-PBA PDSFMC-no pBA PDSA-PBA PDSA-noPBA PDOap-PBA PDOap-noPBA PDMoCA-PBA ALSMoCA-noPBA ALSAnx-PBA ALSAnx-noPBA ALSSFPC-PBA ALSSFPC-noPBASFMC-PBAALSSFMC-noPBA ALSSA-PBA ALSSA-noPBA ALSOA-PBA ALSOA-no PBA ALSMoCA-PBA aPMoCA-noPBA aPBDI-PBA aPBDI-no PBA aPAnx-PBA aPAnx-no PBA aPSFPH-PBA aPSFPH-noPBA aPSFMC-PBA aPSFMC-no pBA aPSA-PBA aPSA-noPBA aPOap-PBA aPOap-noPBA aPBDI-PBA ALSBDI-noPBA-ALS

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    MW0576/13/12537/9/55FC2RLSRequip, amantidine30285353156222112111000100001001101010001712111221211112112211274448.6154.455.3662.4764.5856.8555.8858.4653.1460.9934444134312443344459husband43443134411443443357272784222224.4136.4650.958.2362626355

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    GS0762/17/1211/23/55UFH5lexapro302233420461112011000131122111132412422442311334332124518114.9420.1232.9636.2542.7224.1317.0144.3823.3637.922444124412443443355son433221432214322344491822414034.5953.4848.1350.8349645768

    RL0776/8/129/16/50college 1yrMC5riluzole, baclofen301913431161122115130001002001100021110201222211331111122431121355114.9417.6737.1845.7839.618.679.2341.5628.2930.73332124311334333345--333221233132243333462217294941.5238.2440.9426.38496261519

    RB0784/13/126/7/60college 1yrMC5Celexaxanaxriluzole3022336220611111117000101000011010110001823232222321222221212405754.9349.5162.1240.0667.740.4951.9950.0153.4850.8344443444323433344464--34433134323333344457302732.5361.459594

    BG0794/13/12439/21/6712FH5headache, PBAcelexaneurontinriluzole, guanfacine3024+133631263434444261111111113111112121222723242313323322323323516714.9417.6762.1225.7639.613.229.2341.5631.2527.123131333313422322241?cousin44444444411444443364273427.3262.459516

    JV0803/16/126/5/57college3.5yrMH5PBAneudexta, riluzole30224341235345355530000000000001000111010523121332323111112212375552.8251.9637.18505552.09404944.2238.7451.6840.334444144412444443462263923.8147.68503514

    LG0813/16/125/28/3211thMC5htncymbaltaneuontin3016+12342104112111181001001000111122021231923322422322223232242496752.8222.5732.9629.136.4818.6720.8941.5638.2426.384344414441144444446243444144411444344461283235.4351.27514912

    LP0826/8/121/1/42FC5lipid, htnneudexta, riluzole, provigil3030536325611112118000110000001001000000412111211112213112111274419.1549.5155.3638.6345.8545.9455.8858.4632.5361.44433414241144444445944444144213332444459222725.4629.71535810

    JD0838/30/12659/12/44mastersMC4stroke, hyperlipidSinemettrazodonepropranolol2512312204111111170000000000003033003121521111311121123111111274250.7217.6751.1332.9136.487.769.2358.4640.9425.86313341332333211137spouse3122141212222322113415284421.9845.5527

    WH0848/29/12664/29/42collegeMC3sinemetmelatoninFlexeril, vesicare3027436324511211118000000000000001200010412111111112111111111223746.5139.7141.4136.2548.9751.451.9958.4636.4658.2343444134422444434462wife33434133433444434360

    DK0858/24/12553/15/4912thFC2htnmetoprolol3023+11362236111111170120110000011112001011312121111212111112141284319.1517.6729.1537.6864.5851.444.2258.4615.5368.7141344334313444423357wife43444223412444422255

    CP0868/29/12669/25/42masterMInd3htn, cholesterol, RASinemetmidodrine, coQ, methotrexate301622400352131121111212101211001121111232532332333331123222232486657.0325.0255.3628.1527.1140.4944.2235.9344.083432333223222432333348wife22322223222432333244

    CF0874/13/12551/26/55collegeFC5nudexta, flexeril, sudafed30273363246111211180001000000100110101061211121111141144142345319.1532.3650.2948.1748.8540.4955.8858.4627.3262.443434134412444443359spouse43223242412444422251243153.0549.066149

    SS0888/24/12462/28/6412thMC5DMamitriptylineneurontinTizanidine3024+1534212632431316011000000100001100010612221222121122222222355127.5729.9155.3629.152.0940.4932.5647.1934.0246.4433444134411444444460none263550.9648.424130

    CW0897/13/12618/5/46collegeFC5DMtazodoneriluzole, baclofen30263363236212111190101000000010122011131422221332121232221222395917.0517.6746.0645.7830.2429.5840.3350.0123.8147.6831433233313334432250husband21311321131242421135223632.0936.315341

    LD0909/21/12606/5/47F5htnlexapronuedexta302333610463232121140011012310100110000121512412332122144212132436410.7315.2245.6428.1533.3624.1313.1230.325.4427.6432444144412444444461spouse43434144411424444459232825.5947.6345

    JK0915/13/123/28/50collegeMC5cognitiveamitriptylineLithiumnorco, nudexta, riluzole2418534015352333322000000000100101011010642311321111144122241415814.9456.5841.8341.0542.7235.0355.8835.9334.5948.1333333322212334333349son44423244421434443460242429.3357.4362

    DS0927/13/12569/13/52collegeFC5neurontinTizanidine30285353246111111171010001000100210101121212111221211231221114325017.0537.2651.1343.461.4651.424.7850.0135.4351.274423343431144323351son33233222332344422249

    DC0936/8/12607/9/52collegeMC5mucinex, riluzole30225340236413113114000000000001001101010531311331111121111111294544.4127.4762.1237.6830.2435.0332.5658.4641.5240.944442213331342433349wife232111321242232233

    AS0945/12/12715/12/379th/GEDMC5htn, DMpaxilriluzole, atenolol, mucinex302233411451111111701010000000000220103010111131222211132111274214.9417.6750.292133.3618.679.2344.3825.4629.7141144234411443433353wife44424124412443434458

    LF09510/12/12741/8/37college 2yrFAA4dementia, depression, anxietyhtn,Sinemetpaxil, busparexalon, nameda3014032122411111117011000000000000000101421221332222233232232446614.9434.8129.1541.0258.3345.9444.2247.1922.9459.132332134313434333149daughter42133233332224433350

    RB09610/12/12665/6/46MAMC2depress, hallucinationStalevo, Sinemet CR, ParcopanamedaKeppra302743632363241242180211001101010112000111421332322231231333232466440.234.1841.4145.7842.7240.4928.6744.3841.9338.7732234234413223323349wife32434243413223422250

    NR09711/8/12726/29/40MC2htnSinemet30221342246111111170302000030000023000021511141111112111111111243914.9437.2662.1236.2570.8256.8555.8864.0927.3974.813344433331144444456daughter111111111212411121

    LA09810/17/12524/14/561 yr collegeFC3depressionmirapexeffexor30274353246313112213010000000110001011110812111111111111111112223717.0520.1246.0641.0239.6404936.4450.0124.4150.943444144411444444462spouse43444144412444444463

    RB09911/8/12736/4/35high schoolMC3htnmidodrine30213342026111111170001000000011110001231121121221111113212111284321.2617.6762.1233.8736.4845.949.2361.2731.2643.1842443134421444434459wife43333344421444444462

    BF10011/8/12677/27/434yr collegeMC4lipidazilect30180352115111111171101002000010110100121232332332131133231132456329.6734.8162.1235.339.635.0336.4424.6644.2430.9432444324311334143352wife23333323311232232243

    GR1011/24/135511/4/4710 yearsMH2dementia, depressionhypertensionsinemet CR, azilectcelexanamenda, aricept30143311005345223322132222130130211110130304341324122134142132476525.4725.0262.1225.7633.3624.1317.0124.6640.2720.473112241224444444335221112114444444444453

    RM1021/10/13715/28/363rd gradeMH2depressionhtnmirapexcelexanamenda30151321006111111170003000000133032133332841141421141144131141446114.9417.6751.1335.327.1124.1355.8835.9321.9845.5511111411143111211127daughter11111111144111111124

    NC10311/10/125510/25/5513 yrFC5Cymbaltariluzole30244363116111111170000000000000010020104111111111111211111111314950.7256.8551.1357.758.3324.1355.8855.6453.0549.0643444134411444444461

    KC10411/9/12586/16/5412yrsMC5cholesterolriluzole3026336223611111117010000000000000000010222322232221111122211355154.9347.0662.1237.6852.0940.4951.9952.8250.9648.4234211133313312332241spouse44433134311113433349

    BF10510/12/12676/22/45FC5ativan3022334312611211118010100000000011301121112111321221224112142365517.0527.4750.2942.4539.618.6713.1255.6432.0936.3133333143312444333353

    RL1068/24/127411/13/37MC5htnlexaprogabapentinriluzole, ultram30234352126111111170101000030000020011331511221321121111111221284331.7827.4746.0625.7627.1124.1351.9952.8225.5947.6331233322312444421145wife21121111322321411130

    RA1071/30/13672/15/45MBAMC4aphasiacholesterol3022325312611111117000000000000000000101211114114411111111114324840.247.0662.1217.1827.1129.5851.99-0.6850.7717.3244444134134434344462

    HM1082/8/13581/27/53MC5ambien3024536211611111117010000100000011000011621121211111111121111243925.4725.0262.1235.348.9735.0355.8852.8229.3357.4343444144411444444462son4232312111434422241

    25 ALS

    8 CBD

    11 PSP

    10 MSA

    Cecilia Santa-Maria8/9/12FH425/293352out of 2156mail back questionaire

    Cecilia Santa-Maria8/9/12FH425/293352out of 2156mail back questionaire

    Sward, Shirley9/12/12>12yrsF3will mail in survey18 out 25--352125mail back questions

    Phothivongsa-Jordan, Manilay11/30/12FA2will mail in survey21/305151036mail back questions

    Beale, Thomas10/15/12collegeMC4

    PD 1

    PSP 2

    MSA 3

    CBD 4

    ALS 5

    Failed

    NG004172223106

    Dilworth, Paula3/12/12417/28/68collegeFC1nonenone274362246NOT COMPLETED

    Eagan, Ronald3/22/12695/19/42collegeMC1depressionlipid, htn, cog impSinemet15/290/4311023NOT COMPLETED

    Ciavarella, susan7/5/12BSF254353226

    William Knight MSA

    ID

    Subject IDfirst namelast name

    HB001HowardBurch

    SM 002MarciaSaade

    JW 003JohnWest

    SL 004SandraLankford

    DT 005DianaTaylor

    TL 006TracyLewis

    OM 007OthaMayton

    BM 008BeverlyMaffett

    DH009DonaldHolloway

    PF010PatriciaFurru

    LW011LindaWygoda

    AS012AnneSullivan

    DW013DavidWilhem

    CM014CarlMcGinnis

    TS015ThomasSparkman

    WC016WilliamCrutcher

    KC017KathleenCarney

    CH018ChristineHemingway

    DV019VerlinDouglas

    PR020PaulineRab

    AC021CortezAnn

    JC022JanetCarpenter

    KK023KathrynKohlhaas

    JP024JamesPate

    PP025PatriciaPennington

    MA026MargaretAltman

    LL027LarryLevien

    BA028BarbaraAlford

    BK029BillKeene

    JB030JohnBowman

    VW031VanessaWatley

    RL032RobertLee

    RN033RichardNewell

    VW034VertieWard

    SB035ShannonBayard

    JW036JohnWorden

    KT037KurtThomas

    WF038WilliamFagan

    CS039CharlesSterling

    FG040FrankGargallo

    EB041EricBurger

    EM042EricMartindell

    RW043RobertWoodbridge

    GB044GoldaBaker

    PC045PhillipCallahan

    DM046DouglasMaclay

    BB047BobbyBrewer

    LG048LisaGary-Jones

    GS049GeraldStutsman

    DT050DanielThixton

    LF051LeeFazzino

    SE052SharonEddins

    MS053Mary HelenSherrod

    MN054MichealNall

    TB055TomBeasley

    ST056SenenTorres-Dbrasis

    MW057MarshaWeets

    RM058RobertManning

    TT059TommyTrantham

    MS060MarilynSweger

    JR061JaneRodgers

    GM062GeorgeMixson

    RR063RichardRikard

    JD064JulesDock

    MM065martinMorales

    MF066MayFreeman

    SW067SamWright

    DK068DarrellKurtz

    EC069EddieChancy

    MG070MurphyGuillory

    CC071ConnieChambers

    MH072MaryHight

    EM073ElizabethMetcalf

    AJ074AngelaJohnson

    LL075LauraLee

    GS076GracieSanchez

    RL077RoyceLucas

    RB078RickBodish

    BG079BrendaGonzalez

    JV080Joseph CruzValdez

    LG081LillianGautreaux

    LP082LouisePettigrove

    JD083JamesDepoe

    WH084WilliamHiltpold

    DK085DonaldKonrad

    CP086ChanduPatel

    CF087ColleenFried

    SS088SteveSourders

    CW089CherylWarren

    LD090LindaDoucette

    JK091JamesKrystaponis

    DS092DeborahSimmons

    DC093DavidComstock

    AS094AuburnScheffer

    LF095LeocadiaFusilier

    RB096RobertBaker

    NR097NorbertRobson

    LA098LindaAdams

    RB099RaymondBrown

    BF100BillFugit

    GR101GeorgeRivas

    RM102RambaldoMartinez

    NC103NancyCarmack

    KC104KennyCassell

    BF105BenneFisher

    RL106RobertLimbaugh

    RA107RussellAdams

    pts-wk

    Total patientsParkinsonismEnrolledScreen fail/incomplete

    1/24/12-1/27/1211631- incomplete

    1/30/12-2/3/1218721-incomplete

    2/6/12-2/10/122274FB-not enrolling

    2/13/12-2/17/121475FB-not enrolling

    2/20/12-2/24/121665FB- missed 1

    2/27/12-3/2/121511

    3/5/12-3/9/121653FB-missed 1 declined

    3/12/12-3/16/1211412 cant read, 1 MK didn’t complete

    3/19/12-3/23/1219431-NP not complete

    3/26/12-3/30/121533MK, RM- missed

    4/2/12-4/6/1217541-no english

    4/9/12-4/13/121122

    4/16/12-4/20/122322

    4/23/12-4/28/12000AAN

    04/30/12-5/4/1218511- no eng, 1- decline, FB-2

    5/7/12-5/11/121654

    5/14/12-5/18/121662

    5/21/12-5/25/121874

    5/28/12-6/1/12610

    6/4/12-6/8/121221

    6/11/12-6/15/121665

    6/18/12-6/22/12730

    6/25/12-6/30-121441

    7/2/12-7/6/121252

    analysis

    DiagnosisnMoCA-PBA PDMoCA-noPBA PDBDI-PBA PDBDI-no PBA PDAnx-PBA PDAnx-no PBA PDSFPH-PBA PDSFPH-noPBA PDSFMC-PBA PDSFMC-no pBA PDSA-PBA PDSA-noPBA PDOap-PBA PDOap-noPBA PDMoCA-PBA ALSMoCA-noPBA ALSBDI-PBA ALSBDI-noPBA-ALSAnx-PBA ALSAnx-noPBA ALSSFPC-PBA ALSSFPC-noPBASFMC-PBAALSSFMC-noPBA ALSSA-PBA ALSSA-noPBA ALSOA-PBA ALSOA-no PBA ALSMoCA-PBA aPMoCA-noPBA aPBDI-PBA aPBDI-no PBA aPAnx-PBA aPAnx-no PBA aPSFPH-PBA aPSFPH-noPBA aPSFMC-PBA aPSFMC-no pBA aPSA-PBA aPSA-noPBA aPOap-PBA aPOap-noPBA aP

    PSP11aPD292428137354920.2431.3640.348.45563554422241223254722.8833.1343.2228.326440624229181124433029.618.7441.7945.454355832

    MSA10ALS262829215513751.0851.6944.0250.695957616319281217354028.2922.3430.738.984546465321221324284826.9730.6367.9229.6759436156

    CBD8PD532428159553260.1243.6931.3551.49605455462526278512731.2526.3927.1261.74152645024241312484250.3333.6745.2735.6441543331

    PD532217513374251.6829.8640.345.766259593824131722455147.4837.8134.8429.948284162

    ALS2627251810414542.8224.3933.6741.454534458252267352934.0224.0446.4425.54605960491930264552628.9745.4521.8750.0245633557

    aP292614217582934.242.6239.5844.195653635323221524435125.4423.3627.6437.96155334927121415462741.9340.4938.7725.8649375060

    182268414034.5953.4848.1350.83496457222887312735.2453.1434.7460.9957595144

    %PBAntotal%2217519294941.5238.2440.9426.384962612326147443237.8123.0941.6638.3755474961

    PD115320.83042732.5361.459591622189454627.6139.2325.6448.3137605434

    ALS72629.21229131452421.7236.6832.3250.79365830582763427.3262.45951272784222224.4136.4650.958.2362626355

    aP102934.52129149384051.3456.745.1448.325361564226143923.8147.68503514243013472840.2715.5320.4768.7152575344

    28123235.4351.27514916254844.08344850

    %PBAPDALSaP22102725.4629.7153581444422.9459.14921

    %20.829.234.528281312284053.5454.5748.4748.815841536022152427.3974.815662

    2122202424231.145.1246.2962.355060475121112831.2643.185943

    1725165562520.3539.2540.4751.745355555918124544.2430.945224

    15284421.9845.5527

    26291423256154.8322.5949.8138.23614161243153.0549.066149

    23103634.8344.025260263550.9648.424130

    3073250.8230.365555223632.0936.315341

    2873144.4254.796334232825.5947.6345

    2853340.443.76361242429.3357.4362

    27134139.8636.625365

    2712558.7852.915642

    25274310.2449.145960

    19193116.5552.884261

    26155145.1351.026342

    2942447.0822.095648

    2853050.155.283763

    22133431.9326.294262

    2322753.0452.196257

    27165063.0157.195863

    2512551.7657.285451

    28165067.5935.985357

    2783455.5842.336153

    2693255.82256.965758

    28164739.4451.8347

    2552949.3541.552

    1642735.6843.5859

    2502348.1547.3463

    222046.2357.4554

    27482428.6563.5159

    2104258.2755.0656

    26122043.9159.5152

    2523351.8655.0161

    2462838.5933.6850

    2854361.516157

    2992824.0934.7948

    26451.9939.1459

    mean23.090909090925.61904761916.18181818189.24390243943.090909090934.560975609840.121818181843.888571428641.038181818248.4

    sd5.00908265963.49181887723.25017482058.762934690511.17546012889.721236496715.135437105112.73709075256.423598396851.12

    analysis

    %

    % Diagnosed with PBA

    Prevalence of PBA