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2011 Sunflower Revolution VIII – Parkinson’s Disease Symposium & Expo

September 10, 2011
The Oasis Conference Center, Loveland

  • Hospitalization & the PD Patient, Maureen Gartner, RN, M.Ed.
  • The Parkinsonisms:Parkinson’s disease and the Parkinson-Plus syndromes, Andrew Duker, MD
  • Current Surgical Management of PD, George Mandybur, MD, FACS
  • Lifestyle Interventions to Reduce Neurocognitive Decline, Robert Krikorian, PhD
  • Local Resources, Maureen Gartner, RN, M. Ed.
  • Decide Succcess: Becoming a Proud Person with Parkinson’s, John Baumann
  • 2011 Sunflower Victory Award and Moments of Victory
  • Why Dance for PD, David Leventhal, Mark Morris Dance Group
  • Local & National Research Highlights: Clinical trials, Andrew Duker, MD
  • The Current State of Exercise and Parkinson’s Disease Research, Brian Terpstra, PhD

Sunflower Revolution Videos:

 Andrew Duker, MD – Parkinson’s Disease Symposium & Expo
George Mandybur, MD, FACS – Surgical Management of PD
Robert Krikorian, PhD – Lifestyle Interventions
Maureen Gartner RN, M. Ed. – Local Resources
 John Baumann – Parkinson’s Awareness
David Leventhal – Dance for PD
Andrew Duker, MD & Sheila Fleming – Clinical Trials
Brian Terpstra, PhD – Exercise/Parkinson’s Disease Research

 

 

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