THE COEXISTENCE OF BRADYKINESIA AND CHOREA IN HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THEORIES OF BASAL GANGLIA CONTROL OF MOVEMENT
Philip D. Thompson(The University of Adelaide), C. D. Marsden(Parkinson's UK), R. Benecke(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), John C. Rothwell(National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery), Alfredo Berardelli(Istituto Neurologico Mediterraneo), Jeremy Dick(Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust), B. L. Day(King's College London)
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