Cognition in Parkinson's Disease

Depression Gambling Anxiety Psychosis Conversation Communication Cognition Decision making Dementia Epidemiology Genetics Memory Movement disorders Impulse control disorders Voice Side effects Serotonin Speech Basal ganglia Parkinson's disease Quality of life Delusions Animal models Dopamine Prefrontal cortex Treatment Acetylcholine Diffusion tensor imaging Parkinson Disease Attention Apathy Hallucinations Spoken language Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Deep Brain Stimulation Reinforcement learning Lewy body dementia Executive Function Assessment Mild cognitive impairment Variants Early detection Parkinson Social life Habits Cognitive Dysfunction Driving Neuropathology Cognitive impairment Conclusion Cognitive control Striatum Occupation Transcranial direct current stimulation Corticostriatal circuits GWAS Alpha-synuclein Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) Psychiatric disorder Multidisciplinary Heterogeneity Neuropsychological assessment Positron emission tomography (PET) Functional Connectivity Tau Neural network Major depression Polymorphism Decision-making capacity Task switching Orienting Action control White matter hyperintensities Dementia with Lewy bodies Acetycholine Basal forebrain Amyloid-ß Cognitive Screening Brain activation Cognitive fluctuations Dopaminergic medication Dorsomedial striatum Cholinergic interneurons clinical utility Cognitive Impairments cognitive symptoms Communication participation Frontoparietal Frontostriatal Executive dysfunction Neuropsychological evaluation of Parkinson's disease Mesocortical functional MRI (fMRI) Pedunculopontine nucleus noradrenaline Noradrenergic Nonmotor symptoms Overdose hypothesis PD dementia Impulse Control Disorder Spiny projection neurons Task-based fMRI Non-major depression prodromal Speech-language therapy PD mild cognitive impairment Single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) Tremor phenotype