2. Indirect Pathway
Putamen G.P. Externus N. Subthalamic
Neuron GABA-ergik dari putamen
Direct & Indirect Pathway
Direct & Indirect Ganglia basalis
GANGLIA BASALIS
Substansia nigra
(neuron di pars kompakta)
Striatum
(nukleus kaudatus dan putamen)
2. GABA : inhibitorik, dilepaskan dari striatum, G.P, dan Subs. Nigra pars reticulata
4. Asetilkolin
5. Serotonin
UMN
Ganglia basalis
Cerebelum
Melalui traktus
tegmental sentral
Nukleus rubra
Sistem organisasi pada ganglia basalis meliputi beberapa lingkaran kompleks dari neuron
(termasuk banyak neuron inhibitorik)
Adanya kerusakan pada sistem ini ditandai dengan osilasi/alarm yang terjadi apabila sirkuit umpan
balik inhibitori rusak. Biasanya ditandai dengan gerakan abnormal yang berulang atau ritmik
EXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYSTEM PYRAMIDAL SYSTEM
CIRCUIT MODULATION
LMN
PLASTIC COGWHEEL
RESISTANCE: + RESISTANCE: +
SMOOTH AND JERKY
CONTINUOUS (DISCONTINUOUS)
PASSIVE MOVEMENT
TEST
GEJALA KELAINAN GB
• Gejala negatif : Bradikinesia, hypokinesia, kelainan reflex postural
Interkoneksi
Medula spinalis & brainstem
Fungsi :
Koordinasi gerakan motorik volunter
Kontrol keseimbangan dan tonus otot
Serebelum
• Secara anatomis tersusun atas dua hemisfer dan vermis yang terletak
di antaranya.
• Serebelum berhubungan dengan batang otak melalui tiga pedunkel
serebelum
• Secara fungsional terbagi menjadi 3 komponen
Vestibuloserebelum, Spinocerebelum, Serebroserebelum.
Anatomi Permukaan Serebelum
• Terletak di fossa posterior, permukaan superiornya diselubungi oleh
tentorium serebeli.
• Permukaan serebelum menampilkan banyak lekukan kecil yang
berjalan horizontal (folia) yang satu sama lain dipisahkan oleh fisura,
bagian sentral serebelum disebut vermis.
Tiga komponen utama serebelum
1. Vestibuloserebelum (Arkiserebelum)
-Merupakan bagian serebelum tertua.
-Terdiri atas flokulus dan nodulus (lobus flokulonodularis).
-Fungsi Menerima impuls dari aparatus vestibularis yang
membawa informasi mengenai posisi dan gerakan kepala.
-Output eferennya mempengaruhi fungsi motorik mata dan
tubuh sedemikian rupa sehingga ekuilibrium dapat
dipertahankan pada semua posisi dan pada semua gerakan.
3. Serebroserebelum
(neoserebelum/pontoserebelum)
• Bagian Serebelum termuda dan bagian terbesar.
• Terbentuk dari dua hemisfer serebeli dan memiliki
hubungan fungsional yang erat dengan korteks
serebri yang berproyeksi kesini melalui nuklei
pontin. (Lobus posterior)
• Fungsi Meregulasi semua gerakan secara halus dan
tepat.
Lesi Vestibulocerebellum
• Gangguan fungsional lobus flokulonodularis atau nukleus fastigii:
1. Disekuilibrium
Pasien mengalami kesulitan berdiri tegak (astasia) dan berjalan (abasia), dan gaya berjalan pasien lebar-lebar
dan tidak stabil, menyerupai gaya berjalan orang yang sedang mabuk (ataksia trunkal).
Gangguan kemampuan mempertahankan tatapan terhadap objek yang diam atau bergerak (lesi flokulus dan
paraflokulus) hasilnya gerakan mengejar sakadik dan gaze-evoked nystagmus.
Gaze-evoked nystagmus ketika mata bergerak ke sisi lesi serebellum dan menghilang bila pandangan
dipertahankan ke sisi tersebut. Bila mata diarahkan ke tengah, rebound nystagmus.
• Cara berjalan yang lebar dan tidak stabil, berdeviasi ke sisi lesi, kecenderungan jatuh di sisi lesi.
• Jika lesi terbatas pada bagian superior vermis: tes telunjuk-hidung dan tes tumit-lutut –tulang kering masih dapat dilakukan
secara akurat.
• Lesi bagian inferior vermis : menyebabkan ataksia pada postur berdiri tegak (astasia) yang lebih berat dibandingkan ataksia gaya
berjalan. Pasien kesulitan untuk duduk dan berdiri dengan stabil dan pada tes romberg bergoyang secara perlahan kebelakang
dan kedepan tanpa kecendrungan ke arah tertentu.
Lesi Serebrocerebellum
A. Dekomposisi gerakan volunter
2. Dissinergia : hilangnya kerjasama yang tepat pada beberapa kelompok otot dalam
eksekusi gerakan tertentu, masing-masing kelompokotot berkontraksi tetapi tidak dapat
bekerjasama dengan kelompok otot lainnya secara sinergis.
B. Rebound phenomenon
ketika pasien melawan tangan pemeriksa dengan kekuatan maksimum dan pemeriksa tiba-tiba
menarik tangannya, gerakan pasien tidak dapat dihentikan secara normal dan lengannya tiba-tiba
bergerak ke arah pemeriksa.
D. Slurred Speech
Terutama timbul akibat lesi paravermis dan menggambarkan gangguan sinergi otot-otot untuk
berbicara. Pasien berbicara lambat dan terbata-bata, dengan artikulasi yang buruk dan dengan
penekanan yang abnormal dan tidak bervariasi pada setiap suku kata.
Fungsi cerebellum
Koordinasi Postur
gerakan
Gangguan Gerak
Otot
(Miopati)
Kelemahan
(paretik)
dapat parah Hiporefleks Hipotonus tidak ada Miastenia gravis
Myotonia
kongeniltal
progressive
muscular
dystrophies
• Akinesia/bradykinesia (parkinsonism)
• Apraxia
• Blocking (holding) tics
• Cataplexy and drop attacks
• Catatonia, psychomotor depression, and obsessional slowness
• Freezing phenomenon
• Hesitant gaits
• Hypothyroid slowness
• Rigidity
• Stiff muscles
Hyperkinesias
History
Age at onset
Body part affected
Any precipitating factors at onset
Drug exposure
Progression : static or rapid
Exacerbating factors e.g. writing
Reliefing factors e.g. Alcohol
Associated neurological symtoms e.g. slowness movement, incoordination, sensory
disturbance, limb weakness
Associated systemic symptoms e.g. symptoms of hyperthyroid
Family history
Examination
◦ Examine patient at rest
◦ Examine arms on posture
◦ Examine arms during
movement
◦ Ask the patient to write with
their dominant hand and
copy a spiral with both hand
◦ Examine for the neuroogical
signs : parkinsonism,
cerebellar signs, peripheral
neuropathy signs
◦ Examine for signs of systemic
disease : hyperthyroidism
Resting Tremor Tremor Intensional
Parkinson Disease Penyakit pada jaras cerebellar (dentate nuclei, interpositus nuclei,
Differensial Sindrom Parkinsonian lain (jarang)
Tremor midbrain (Holmes tremor):
dan superior cerebellar peduncle):
MS, trauma, tumor, vascular disease, WD, acquired
hepatocerebral degeneration, obat-obatan, toksin (e.g., mercury),
Diagnosis rest< postural< intensional
WD ( termasuk degenerasi hepato cerebral) dll
Tremor esensial
Tremor Tremor Postural Gangguan Gerakan Ritmik Lain-Lain
Tremor fisiologis Tremor psikogenik
Tremor fisiologis yang berlebihan; faktor-faktor ini juga Gerakan berirama pada distonia (tremor distonik, mioritmia)
dapat memperburuk bentuk lain dari tremor: Mioklonus berirama (mioklonus segmental, misalnya palatal
o Stres, kelelahan, kecemasan, emosi atau myoclonus branchial, mioklonus spinal), mioritmia
o Endokrin: hipoglikemia, tirotoksikosis, pheochromocytoma Mioklonus berosilasi
o Obat-obatan dan racun: adrenokortikosteroid -agonis, Asteriksis
dopamin Klonus
o agonis, amfetamin, litium, antidepresan trisiklik, neuroleptik, Epilepsia parsialis continua
teofilin, kafein, asam valproat, alcohol withdrawal, merkuri Hereditary chin quivering
("hatter’s shake"), timbal, arsenik, dll Spasmus nutans
Tremor esensial (familial atau sporadis) Headbobbing dengan kista ventrikel ketiga
Writing tremor primer dan tremor khusus tugas lainnya Nistagmus
Tremor ortostatik
Dengan gangguan SSP lainnya:
o PD (tremor postural, tremor yang muncul kembali,
berhubungan dengan tremor esensial)
o Sindrom kaku-akinetik lainnya
o Distonia idiopatik, termasuk distonia fokal
o Dengan Neuropati perifer:
o Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (called the Roussy-Levy
syndrome)
o Neuropati perifer yang lain
o Cerebellar tremor
Gambaran Sindroma Tremor
• Dibagi menjadi 2 :
• Goal-directed action tremor Lesi cerebellar, ataxia
• Postural tremor : muncul saat ekstremitas dipertahankan pada posisi
tertentu, hilang saat relaksasi
• Enhanced Physiologic tremor
• Essential tremor
ENHANCED Physiologic tremor
• Secara fisiologis, tremor ada di dalam sistem motorik tetapi sangat
halus sehingga tidak terlihat
• Beberapa kondisi menyebabkan tremor fisiologis tersebut
membesar
• Frekuensi sama dengan tremor fisiologis (10Hz) tetapi dg
ampitudo yang lebih besar
• Pencetus : cemas, takut, gangguan metabolik (Hipertiroid,
hipoglikemi), withdrawal alcohol, efek kokain
• Muncul bukan akibat kelainan pada SSP tetapi akibat stimulasi dari
reseptor beta di otot
Essential tremor
• Jenis tremor paling banyak ditemukan
• Frekuensi 4-8 Hz
• Tidak berhubungan dengan lesi SSP
• Bersifal familial, muncul pada decade ke dua.
• Muncul asimetris
• Patofisiologi : Mielopathy
• Terapi : clonazepam, gabapentin, atau sodium valproat
psychogenic tremor
• Manifestasi dari histeria
• Biasanya tampak sebagai tremor sesisi pada sisi dominan,
bentuknysa tidak regular dan berupa action tremor
• Tremor menghilang saat pasien terdistraksi
• Fenomena “Chasing the tremor”
Palatal tremor
• Gerakan involunter ritmis pada palatum mole
• Essential palatal tremor : kontrsaksi berulang m.tensor veli palatini.
Pasien mengeluhkan bunyi “click” terus menerus. Palatal tremor tetap
muncul bahkan saat tidur
• Symptomatic palatal tremor : disebabkan lesi vascular / neoplasma /
demyelinisasi pada m.oblongata dan pons.
Parkinsonisme
blocking (antipsikotik , antiemetik) reserpine,
MSA-P striatonigral degeneration) tetrabenezine, methyldopa, lithium,
MSA-C (olivopontocerebellar atrophy)
flunarizine, cinnarizine)
Lytico-Bodig disease, or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and
parkinsonism-dementia complex of Guam Toksin: MPTP, karbon monoksida, mangan,
Degenerasi kortikobasal merkuri, karbon disulfide, methanol, etanol
Progressive pallidal atrophy Vaskular: penyakit multi infark
Trauma: pugilistic encephalopathy disease
Lainnya: abnormalitas paratiroid,
III Heredodegenerative parkinsonism hipotiroidisme, degenerasi hepatoserebral,
Dopa-responsive dystonia tumor otak, paraneoplastic, normal-pressure
Huntington disease hydrocephalus, noncommunicating
Wilson disease hydrocephalus, syringomesencephalia,
Neurodegeneration denagn akumulasi iron pada otak (pantothenate hemiatrophyhemiparkinsonism,
kinase-associated neurodegeneration, also known as Hallervorden– peripherally induced tremor and
Spatz disease dan aceruloplasminemia) parkinsonism, psychogenic
Olivopontocerebellar and spinocerebellar atrophies, including
Machado–Joseph disease
Frontotemporal dementia with parkinsonism (FTDP)
Gerstmann–Sträussler–Scheinker syndrome
Familial progressive subcortical gliosis
Lubag (X-linked dystonia-parkinsonism)
Familial basal ganglia calcification
Mitochondrial cytopathies with striatal necrosis
Ceroid lipofuscinosis
Familial parkinsonism with peripheral neuropathy
Parkinsonian-pyramidal syndrome
Neuroacanthocytosis
Hereditary hemochromatosis
Neuroferritinopathy
Klasifikasi Parkinsonism berdasarkan Proteinopathies
Diagnosis Banding Parkinsonism
Dementia with Lewy Body (DLB)
Idiopathic Parkinson’s Disease
Multiple System Atrophy (MSA)
Other Neurodegenerative
Parkinsonism Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
(PSP)
Toxin
Vascular Parkinsonism
Secondary Parkinsonism
Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus
Wilson’s Disease
Other causes: posttraumatic,
postencephalitis, infection, tumor. Other Causes
Parkinsonism Sekunder
Parkinsonism Sekunder
Algoritma Parkinson Disorder
MYOCLONUS
DEFINITION
• Myoclonus is a brief electric shock-like jerks.
• Myoclonus is caused by brief activation of a
group of muscles, leading to a jerk of the
affected body part.
• This activation can rise from the cortex,
subcortex, spinal cord or nerve roots.
• Sometimes myoclonus produces a
temporary cessasion of muscle activity
(negative myoclonus).
• If this affects the legs, patient may fall.
CLASSIFICATION
• Clinical presentation Anatomic origin
• spontaneous, Cortical
• reflex myoclonus, Subcortical
• action-iduced, Spinal
• negative myoclonus Peripheral
• Distribution Etiology :
• generalized Physiological
• multifocal Essential
• segmental Epileptic
• focal Symptomatic
• Physiological myoclonus occurs in normal
subjects and includes jerking movements
during sleep as well as anxiety induced or
exercise-induced myoclonus.
• In essential myoclonus, there is no known
cause and there are no gross neurological
deficits.
• In symptomatic myoclonus, a progressive or
static encephalopathy exists, and myoclonus
is one of the clinical signs.
TREATMENT
• In cortical myoclonus, the sensorimotor cortex is
the site of origination.
• Cortical myoclonus is a fragment of epilepsy, and
its treatment frequently involves anticonvulsant
agents.
• The most commonly used drugs are valproic acid,
clonazepam, levetiracetam and primidone.
• Clonazepam is best treatment for propiospinal
myoclonus,
• Carbamazepine/tetrabenazine for segmental
myoclonus.
Parkinson’s Disease
PARKINSON’S DISEASE – History
• First Description of the
“Shaking Palsy” as a Clinical
Syndrome by James Parkinson
in 1817.
• Jean-Martin Charcot, 1867
• Proposes the eponymous
label “Parkinson’s disease”
• First effective treatment:
belladonna alkaloids
PARKINSON’S DISEASE – History
• Friedrich Heinrich Lewy, 1912
• Intracytoplasmic inclusions: the hallmark of Parkinson's
disease
• Constantin Trétiakoff, 1919
• Cell degeneration in the substantia nigra
• Herbert Ehringer and Oleh Hornykiewicz, 1960
• Dopamine deficiency in the striatum
• Cotzias and colleagues, 1967,1969
• Making levodopa clinically useful in patient with PD
Facts about PD
• Annual incidence: 60,000 new cases/yr
• Increase with age (3% population >65 years old)
• Slightly more common in men
• Mean age at onset: 60 years old
• 85% of patients are over 65 years old
Risk of PD
Increased risk
Decreased risk
•• Age
Caffeine intake
•• High Bodycigarettes
Smoking Mass Index
• Male gender
• Anti-oxidants in diet
• Family history
• Depression
• Environment factors
• rural living
• well-water drinking
• welding
• head injury
Incidence Prevalence
PATHOLOGY OF PD
• Two major neuropathologic findings in PD :
• Loss of pigmented dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra
• The presence of Lewy bodies
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Gibb WR, Lees AJ. Neuropathol Appl Neurobiol 1989;15:27-44.
ETIOLOGY OF PD
• Most cases of PD are
believed to be due to a • Factors that modify the risk :
combination of genetic and • Physical exercise
environmental factors. • Cigarette smoking,
• Environmental factors : • Caffeine consumption,
• Influenza epidemic- van • Some NSAIDs (ibuprophen, but not
Economo’s disease ASA)
• Being raised on a farm with • Higher level of uric acid in pheripheral
weel water blood.
• Pesticide/herbicide/
manganese exposure
• MPTP toxin exposure
GENETIC FACTORS
Locus
Age of
Gene (Chromosomal Inheritance Clinical phenotype
onset
position)
-
PARK1 (4q21-q23) Young AD Similar to IPD, rapid progression
synuclein
Symptomatic improvement following
PARK2 (6q25.2-
Parkin Young AR sleep, mild dystonia, good response
q27)
to levodopa, slow progression
Similar to
UCHL1 PARK5 (4p14) AD Similar to IPD
IPD
Ubiquitin proteasome
system dysfunction?
Toxic injury
Apoptosis
Protein aggregates
(Lewy bodies:
Inflammation good or bad?)
Excitotoxicity
Onset Diagnosis
Dopaminergic neuron loss in PD
Dopaminergic Neurons
Nonmotor
% Remaining
Motor
Sleep
Olfactory*
Mood
Autonomic system
Time (years)
*Olfactory dysfunction may predate clinical PD by at least 4 years.
• Contohnya pada :
• Parkinson disease : berkurangnya
dopamine
• Obat neuroleptic : blokade
reseptor dopamine
• Wilson disease : kerusakan GPI
Hipokinesia dan bradikinesia
• Hypokinesia = Poverty of movement
• Berkurangnya gerakan spontan pada bagian yang terkena dan kegagalan untuk
terlibat secara bebas dalam gerakan alami tubuh
• Gerakan alami tubuh : menengok saat melihat ke samping, berkedip, menelan
ludah
• Membedakan dg lesi jaras kortikospinal : Kekuatan otot normal
• Rigiditas dapat ditemukan pada PD, Wilson disease, PSP, Fahr disease
Non motoric symptom Parkinson Disease
Non motoric symptom Parkinson Disease
Non-Motor Symptoms of PD(1)
Neuropsychiatric symptoms Autonomic symptoms
Depression, apathy, anxiety Bladder disturbances
Anhedonia Urgency
Attention deficit Nocturia
Hallucinations, illusions, delusions Frequency
Dementia Sweating
Obsessional behaviour (can be drug-induced) and Orthostatic hypotension
repetitive behaviour Falls related to orthostatic hypotension
Confusion Coat-hanger pain
Delirium (could be drug-induced) Sexual dysfunction
Panic attacks Hypersexuality (likely to be drug-
induced)
Sleep disorders Erectile impotence
Restless legs and periodic limb movements Dry eyes
REM sleep behaviour disorder
Non-REM sleep-related movement disorders
Excessive daytime somnolence
Vivid dreaming
Insomnia
Sleep-disordered breathing
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Non-Motor Symptoms of PD(2)
Gastrointestinal symptoms Sensory Symptoms
(overlap with autonomic symptoms) Pain
Drooling Paraesthesia
Ageusia Olfactory disturbance
Dysphagia and choking
Reflux, vomiting Other symptoms
Nausea Fatigue
Constipation Diplopia
Unsatisfactory voiding of bowel Blurred vision
Faecal incontinence Seborrhoea
Weight loss
Weight gain (possibly drug-
induced)
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Adapted from Chaudhuri KR, et al. Lancet Neurol 2006;5:235-45.
Gejala non motorik pada Parkinson akibat perjalanan
penyakit atau berhubungan dengan terapi
Domain Gejala
Otonom Variasi tekanan darah dengan hipotensi ortostatik, takikardia, gangguan
berkemih (seperti urgensi, frekuensi), nocturia, disfungsi seksual,
hypersexual (seperti pada drug induced), paroxysmal sweating, Seborrhea,
Serostomia (mata kering), facial Hyperemia, midriasis, pallor.
Gastrointestinal Menetesekan air liur, agesia, disfagia, konstipasi, inkontenensia alvi,
(Sebagian berhubungan eructation, meteroismus
dengan disotonimia)
Sleep REM gangguan tidur (RBD), waktu tidur berlebihan, vivid dream, insomnia,
periodic limb movement (PLM), Restless legs syndrome (RLS)
Neuropsikiatri Gangguan kognitif ( mild cognitive impairment dan demensia), depresi,
anhedonia, apatis, anxiety, gangguan panik, delirium, halusinasi, ilusi,
delusi, impulse control disorder (ICD), Dopaminergic dysregulation
syndrome, dopamine agonist with drawl syndrome (DAWS).
Sensorik Nyeri, gangguan penciuman, gangguan penglihatan, visual diskriminasi
Miscellaneous Fatigue, diplopia, weight loss atau weight gain
Gejala non motor
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Modified Hoehn and Yahr Scale
Schwab and England
Activities of Daily Living
• 100% – Completely independent. Able to do all chores without slowness, difficulty or
impairment.
• 90% – Completely independent. Able to do all chores with some slowness, difficulty or
impairment. May take twice as long.
• 80% – Independent in most chores. Takes twice as long. Conscious of difficulty and slowing.
• 70% – Not completely independent. More difficulty with chores. Three to four times as long on
chores for some. May take large part of day for chores.
• 60% – Some dependency. Can do most chores, but very slowly and with much effort. Errors.
Some chores impossible.
• 50% – More dependent. Help with 1/2 of chores. Difficulty with everything.
• 40% – Very dependent. Can assist with all chores, but do few alone.
• 30% – With effort, now and then does a few chores alone or begins alone. Much help needed.
• 20% – Nothing alone. Can do some slight chores with some help. Severe invalidity.
• 10% – Totally dependent, helpless.
• 0% – Vegetative functions such as swallowing, bladder and bowel function are not
functioning. Bedridden.
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European Journal of Neurology, 2013
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Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences, 2012
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A. Gejala motor dan non motor yang paling relevan mengarah kecurigaan tidak adekuat dalam control penyakit Parkinson
(diurutkan berdasarkan hal paling penting)
Motor Non Motor
1. tingkat fluktuasi motor yang menyulitkan 1a. Halusinasi/psikosis yang menyulitkan
2. Gejala “off” 2 jam per hari 1b. Fluktuasi gejala non motor
3. Paling sedikit 1 jam per hari terjadi dyskinesia 2a. Impuls control disorder
4. Terdapat komplikasi motorik pada penggunaan dosis 2b. Gangguan tidur pada malam hari pada level yang
multipel oral levodopa per hari merepotkan
3a. Depresi level yang menyulitkan
3b. Mengantuk di siang hari di level yang menyulitkan
B. Pendekatan pragmatis: pertanyaan Jika jawabannya TIDAK: potensial Solusi masalah
untuk pasien bermasalah
Apakah gejala Anda cukup terkontrol? Insufisiensi efek – dimungkingkan 1. Tingkatkan dosis dopamine agonis
pasien mengalami underdosed 2. Tingkatkan dosis levodopa
Ketika Anda bangun di pagi hari, Gejala OFF pada pagi hari yang 1. Konsumsi levodopa dosis pagi hari
apakah pergerakan anda baik? Jika menyulitkan pada saat bangun tidur.
tidak, berapa lama waktu yang 2. Tingkatkan dosis dopamine agonis
dibutuhkan untuk (gunakan lebih pada sore)
obat anda mulai bekerja? 3. Jika dosis levodopa pada pagi lebih
kurang efektif dibandingkan dengan
waktu lain – tingkatkan dosis
tunggal tersebut
Ketika obat anda mulai bekerja, apakah Wearing Off (gejala motor atau non 1. Tingkatkan dosis dopamine agonis
tetap efektif sampai dengan dosis motor) 2. Tingkatkan frekuensi dosis
selanjutnya?, jika tidak, berapa lama levodopa
anda merasakan gejala? 3. Tambahkan COMT Inhibitor
(entacapone, tolcapone)
4. Tambahkan MAO-B Inhibitor
(Selegiline, rasagiline)
B. Pendekatan pragmatis: pertanyaan Jika jawabannya TIDAK: potensial Solusi masalah
untuk pasien bermasalah
Apakah efek dari obat yang dikonsumsi Delayed “ON” 1. Indikasi penggunaan levodopa
membutuhkan waktu lama untuk Failed “ON” paling tidak 30-45 menit sebelum
bereaksi atau anda benar – benar tidak atau setelah makan (tidak
merasakan efek sama sekali? bersamaan dengan makan)
2. Tambahkan prokinetic
(domperidone)
3. Eksklusi Helicobacter pylori dan
/atau SIBO syndrome
Apakah anda merasakan Gerakan Diskinesia 1. Berikan levodopa dosis rendah dan
involunter yang berlebihan Ketika obat lebih sering
mulai bekerja? 2. Tambahkan amantadine
Apakah kegiatan di malam hari dapat Gejala “OFF” pada malam hari yang 1. Berikan segera levodopa pada saat
diterima baik? menyulitkan terbangun di malam hari
2. Tingkatkan dopamine agonis (pada
dosis di sore hari)
Karakteristik pasien penyakit Parkinson yang memenuhi syarat
mendapatkan terapi bantuan alat perangkat tingkat lanjut
Motor Non Motor Fungsi
1. Level yang menyulitkan pada 1. Fluktuasi Gejala Non motor Membutuhkan bantuan untuk
fluktuasi gejala motorik 2. Impulse control disorder beraktivitas kehidupan sehari –
2. Minimal 1 jam per hari gejala 3. Gangguan tidur malam hari hari, setidaknya beberapa kali
dyskinesia yang menyulitkan berat
muncul 4. Disfagia berat dan jatuh
3. Minimal 2 jam per hari untuk berulang
gejala “OFF” 5. mengantuk berat pada siang
4. Periode “OFF” postural hari
instability 6. Tingkat kecemasan yang
5. Distonia dengan nyeri merepotkan
6. Freezing gait selama waktu
“OFF”
7. Multiple dosis levodopa
dalam sehari
Pendekatan multidisiplin dan tim di semua
tahap
Perawat khusus 1. Perawat khusus penyakit Parkinson
2. Sentral koordinasi pada multidisiplin tim
3. Selalu kontak dekat dengan pasien dan keluarganya
fisioterapi 1. Melatih postur, gait dan keseimbangan, mencegah jatuh; individual sesi rehabilitasi 2-3
kali dalam seminggu dapat menurunkan risiko jatuh
2. Mebantu pasien mempertahankan fungsi bernafas yang baik dan mengatasi nyeri.
Terapi bicara 1. Membantu mengatasi kesulitan komunikasi, Lee siilverman voice treatment
menunjukan dapat menurunkan gejala hipofonia dan diastria hipokinetik
2. Melatih otot ekspirasi untuk menurunkan kejadian aspirasi
3. Melatih ekspresi wajah
Terapis okupasi Melatih aktivitas fungsional sehari – hari dengan mencari cara untuk dapat Kembali bekerja,
melakukan hobi yang pada akhirnya bertujuan untuk menjaga tetap indipenden
Psikologi Menggali kondisi penderita melalui caregiver dan
kemungkinan adanya problem emosional akibat
penyakitnya.
Pekerja sosial Menganalisa kondisi social dan membantu menilai
psikososial
Mmemberikan bantuan dan informasi jika pasien diperlukan
untuk dilakukan nursing home
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF
PARKINSONISM
Differential Diagnosis of Parkinsonism
Primary or idiophatic parkinsonism Parkinson-plus syndromes
Parkinson disease sporadic and familial PSP-Progressive supranuclear palsy
CBD-Cortical-basal degeneration
Secondary or symptomatic MSA-Multiple system atrophy syndromes
parkinsonism Striatonigral degeneration
Drug-induced: dopamine antagonists and Shy-Drager syndrome
depletors Olivopontocerebellar degeneration
Hemiatrophy-hemiparkinsonism Dementia syndromes
Hydrocephalus: NPH-Normotensive Pressure Alzheimer disease
Hydrocephalus DLB-Diffuse Lewy body disease
Hypoxia Frontotemporal dementia
Infectious: postencephalitic
Metabolic: parathyroid dysfunction Heredodegenerative diseases
Toxin: Mn, CO, MPTP, cyanide Hallervorden-Spatz disease
Trauma Huntington disease
Tumor Neuroacanthocytosis
Vascular: multi-infarct state Wilson disease
PD vs. ET
Parkinson’s disease Essential tremor
• Resting tremor • Tremor with no other sign of
• parkinsonism
Clear asymmetry
• Presence of a head or voice tremor
• Presence of bradykinesia or rigidity
• Strong and usually autosomal
• Leg tremor
dominant family history
• Improvement with dopaminergic
• Improvement with alcohol
treatment
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European Journal of Neurology, 2013
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Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences, 2012
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Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network, 2010
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NEURODEGENERATIVE ATYPICAL
PARKINSONISM
Dementia Lewy Bodies
Dementia
Lewy Bodies
Multi System Atrophy
Patofisiologi MSA
Multiple System Atrophy (MSA)
Epidemiology
Prevalence : 4 per 100,000
Median age of onset is 55-60
Males and females are equally affected
Mean survival 6-9 years from symptom onset
Pathology
Hallmark is glial cytoplasmic inclusions contaning alfa synuclein in basal ganglia, cerebellar and
motor cortex.
Clinical Features
MSA-P : parkinsonism with signs of autonomic failure
MSA-C : cerebellar signs occur with autonomic failure
Usually poorly responsive to levodopa.
Tend to exclude diagnosis of MSA : dementia, hallusination, positive family history, gaze paresis.
Multi System Atrophy:
Gejala MSA
Multi System Atrophy: Diagnosis MSA
Diagnosis MSA
Pemeriksaan Imaging MSA
Prognosis
Prognosis
Faktor Risiko MSA
Faktor Risiko MSA
Faktor Risiko MSA
Pathogenesis Alpha Synuclein
High IQ related to synucleopathy
Epidemiologi MSA
Genetik pada MSA
MSA
MSA
Pogressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP)
Epidemiology
Prevalence of about 6/100,000
Males and females are equally affected
Median age of onset is 63, gradual onset
Mean survival from symptom onset to death is 7 years,
Pathology
Hallmark is abnormal aggregates of tau protein.
Neurofibrillary tangles are present in substantia nigra, subtalamic nucleus and
midbrain.
Clinical Features
Symmetrical parkinsonism, usually witout tremor;
Reduced blink rate markedly;
Apraxia of eyelid opening;
Vertical supranuclear gaze palsy;
Postural instability leadin to early falls;
Dysarthria and dysphagia;
Lack of levodopa response
FIGURE 116.1. Progressive supranuclear palsy. Oculocephalic maneuver demonstrates
intact reflex down gaze in a patient unable to look down voluntarily.
Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
Imaging findings:
• (IF1) Predominant midbrain atrophy or hypometabolism
• (IF2) Postsynaptic striatal dopaminergic degeneration
Exclusion:
• unexplained impairment of episodic memory, suggestive of Alzheimer disease
• unexplained autonomic failure (eg, orthostatic hypotension suggestive of multiple system atrophy or Lewy body disease)
• unexplained visual hallucinations or fluctuations in alertness, suggestive of dementia with Lewy bodies
• unexplained multisegmental upper and lower motor neuron signs, suggestive of motor neuron disease (pure upper motor
neuron signs are not an exclusion criterion)
• Sudden onset or step-wise or rapid progression of symptoms, in conjunction with corresponding imaging or laboratory
findings, suggestive of vascular etiology, autoimmune encephalitis, metabolic encephalopathies, or prion disease
• History of encephalitis
• Prominent appendicular ataxia
• Identifiable cause of postural instability (eg, primary sensory deficit, vestibular dysfunction, severe spasticity, or lower
motor neuron syndrome)
Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
Pathology
Widespread depotition of hyperphosphorylated tau protein in the brain,
especially in substantia nigra and fronto-parietal cortex
Clinical Features
Motor symptom : asymmetric rigidity and bradykinesia affecting one limb;
Progressive dystonia often also affects the limb; Alien limb phenomena
Eye sign : horizontal saccades usually abnormal, difficulty in initiating saccades
Cortical dysfunction : apraxia is cardinal clinical feature in CBD; cortical
sensory loss, and dementia
PSP vs. CBD
Differences :
PSP - symmetric parkinsonism, vertical supranuclear gaze palsy,
postural instability at onset and early falls, axial rigidity, wide-
based/slow/unsteady gait
CBD - asymmetric parkinsonism, horizontal saccades abnormal,
asymmetric cortical signs, dystonic posturing of unilateral limb,
alien limb phenomena
Similarities :
Relatively rapid disease progression
Speech and gait disturbance
Poorly responsive to levodopa therapy
Drug-Induced
Parkinsonism
Drug-Induced
Parkinsonism:
Obat yang dapat
menginduksi
Obat yang dapat menginduksi
Drug-Induced Parkinsonism
Clinical Features
Caused by exposure to a dopamine-receptor blocking agent
within 6 months of the onset of symptoms,
Clinical Features
Acute or subacute onset with stepwise evolution of akinesia
and rigidity
Presence of risk factors for cerebrovascular disease
Two or more basal ganglia infarcts or more widespread
subcortical white matter lesions evident on neuroimaging
No rest tremor
Prominent postural instability and gait disorder
IMAGING PARKINSONISM
MRI findings for differential diagnosis in symptomatic parkinsonism
Imaging pada Parkinsonism
Imaging pada Parkinson Disorder
• Absent Swallow Tail Sign Parkinson Disease & Dementia Lewy Bodies
• Hipointensitas pada
putamen bagian posterior
dan globus palidus T2
Imaging pada Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP)
Imaging pada Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP): Hummingbird Sign
Midsagittal T1-weighted MRI of the brain showing midbrain tegmental atrophy without pontine
atrophy, associated with widening of interpeduncular cistern giving the impression of head and
body of a humming bird
Imaging pada Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP)
Axial T1-weighted MRI of the brain showing increased lateral concavity of the midbrain
tegmentum resembling morning glory. Red arrow in the pictorial representation explains
the lateral concavity.
Imaging pada Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP)
Axial T1-weighted MRI of the brain showing selective atrophy of the midbrain
tegmentum with relative preservation of tectum and cerebral peduncles resembling the
head of Mickey Mouse
Imaging pada Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP)
• Hipointensitas pada
putamen dan hiperintens
pada pinggiran putamen
pada gambaran T2
Imaging pada Multiple
System Atrophy (MSA)
• Hiperintens pada
tampakan pedunculus
serebeli media, terkadang
tampak sebagai atrofi
Imaging pada Multiple System Atrophy (MSA)
• Atrofi pons
Imaging pada Multiple System Atrophy (MSA)
• When choreic movements are more severe, they are called ballism.
• Athetosis describes sinuous, slow movements affecting distal limbs,
particularly in the arms.
CHOREA
• Berasal dari Bahasa Yunani yang artinya “menari”
• Gerakan involunter, aritmis dengan tipe menyentak, cepat dan
forcible
• Gerakan tidak bertujuan, tetapi sering disamarkan oleh pasien
menjasi seolah-olah bertujuan
• Biasanya gerakannya terpisah, tetapi jika sangat banyak, mereka
menjadi konfluen dan kemudian menyerupai athetosis
• Chorea dapat dibedakan dari myoclonus terutama berdasarkan
kecepatan, gerakan myoclonus jauh lebih cepat
CHOREA
• Chorea merupakan gejala mayor dari
Huntington disease.
• Dentatorubropallidolusyan atrophy
berhubungan dengan acantocytosis.
• Sydenham chorea merupakan kondisi
autoimun yang berhubungan dengan
infeksi streptococcus, terutama pada
wanita
• Paranoplastic chorea berhubungan
dengan sejumlah kecil kasus Ca Paru.
Biasanya muncul bersamaan dengan
dystonia, ballismus dan athetosis.
• Chorea yang muncul unilateral
biasanya disebabkan infark lakunar
CHOREA
• Lokasi lesi yang menyebabkan chorea masih belum dapat dipastikan
• Chorea atau ballismus yang transient disebabkan infark pada striatum, lebih
tepatnya nucleus caudatus kontralateral.
• Huntington Chorea disebabkan adanya lesi pada nucleus caudatus dan
putamen
• Sydenham Chorea diakibatkan adanya kelainan pada striatum
CAUSES OF CHOREA
Inherited/degenerative disoders : HD, HD-like syndromes,
Wilson’s disease, neuroacanthocytosis, ataxia telangectasia,
SCA, benign hereditary chorea.
Autoimmune : SLE, Bechet’s syndrome, vasculitis, Hashimoto’s
thyroiditis, syndeham’s chorea, PANDAS.
Infection :HIV, abscess, Creutzfeld –Jakop disease.
Drugs : dopamine receptor blocking drugs, levodopa,
stimulans, oral contraceptive pill, anticonvulsants,
anticholinergics, Calsium antagonists
Structural lesions : vascular, tumour, demyelination in basal
ganglia.
Metabolic : thyroid disorders, glucose, sodium, calsium,
manesium, chorea gravidarum
CLINICAL APPROACH OF CHOREA
• History
• Age at onset
• Character of onset : acute or gradual
• Drug exposure : dopamine receptor blocking drugs
• Family history
• Other neurologic symtoms : incoordination (Wilson’s disease, Huntington’s disease,
sensory disturbance (neuroacanthocytosis)
• Psychiatric/ behaviour disturbance
• Examination
• Observe patient at rest with arms relaxed, outstretched and while walking
• Note distribution of chorea (e.g. facial, hemichorea)
• Neurological signs : eye movement disorders ( Huntington’s disease), UMN
signs (brain lesion, HD), cerebellar signs (Wilson’s disease, HD) peripheral
neuropathy (neuroacanthocytosis)
• Systemic signs : rash, arthropathy (SLE), signs of thyroid disease, sunflowers
cataracts (Wilson’s disease).
Huntington's Disease
• HD is a autosomal dominant degenerative disease characterized by
progressive behaviour disturbance, dementia, and movement disorders
usually chorea.
• Huntington’s Chorea was described by G Huntington in 1872.
• Prevalence : 4-8/100.000.
• Mean age of onset : 40 year-old
• Men and women equally.
• UMN signs may be present.
Sydenham's Chorea
• SC remains the most common cause worldwide of acute chorea in children
• The usual age at onset of SC is 8 - 9 years.
• SC is the prototype of chorea resulting from immune mechanisms.
• Chorea occurs in 26% of patients with rhematic fever.
• The pathogenesis of SC is thought to be related to the existence of
molecular mimicry between streptococcal and central nervous system
antigens.
Vascular Chorea
• Usually related to ischemic or hemorrhagic
lesion of the basal ganglia and adjacent white
matter in the territory of the middle or the
posterior cerebral artery
• Often characterized as hemichorea.
• Incidence : 1% of patients with acute stroke.
• Vascular chorea often comes into remission
spontaneously.
Metabolic Chorea
• Chronic acquired or non-Wilsonian hepatolenticular degeneration was the
first well-characterized metabolic cause of chorea.
• The clinical picture is combination of neurological and hepatic
manifestations.
• The neurological findings include apathy, somnolence, parkinsonism,
tremor, myoclonus, asterixis, and chorea.
• Other possible metabolic causes of chorea are hypoglycemia,
hyperthyroidism, renal failure, and ketogenic diet.
Drug-Induced Chorea
• Levodopa is the most common form.
• The other drugs related to induction of chorea:
• Antiepileptic agents (hydantoin, lamotrigine, valproic acid)
• Antihypertensive agents
• Calcium channel blockers (cinnarize, flunarizine)
• Neuroleptics, Anticholinergics, etc
TREATMENT
• Neuroleptics are the best accepted to controll
symptoms of HC such as clozapine, quetiapine
and olanzapine.
• In Syndeham chorea, the first choice is valproic
acid or carbamazepine.
• Vascular chorea may require treatment with
neuroleptics or dopamine depleter.
• In women with chorea gravidarum:
• neuroleptic drugs cannot be given because
they may harm the fetus.
• pregnant patients may be given a mild
benzodiazepine tranquilizer.
ATAXIA
ATAXIA
• The term ataxia, meaning without order, refer
to disorganized, poorly coordinated or clumsy
movement.
• Ataxia is the type clumsiness produced by
dysfunction of the cerebellum or cerebellar
pathways.
• The core symptoms are difficulty with balance
and gait, clumsiness of the hands and
dysarthria.
• Ataxia is devided into sporadic and genetic.
SPORADIC ATAXIA (1)
3. ADCA III : largely a pure cerebellar syndrome plus mild pyramidal signs
Genetic Ataxia – Dominant ataxia (2)
Autosomal Dominan Episodic ataxia (ADEA)
a. ADEA-1 :
The characterized by interictal myokymia, brief attacks of ataxia and
dysarthria lasting seconds to menite precipitated by exercise or startle.
Onset is childhood aor early adolescence.
The myokymia is prominent around the eyes, lips or in the fingers.
The myokymia may respond to phenitoin and the ataxia to acetazolamide
Genetic Ataxia – Dominant ataxia (3)
b. ADEA-2 :
Characterized by intermittent attacks of ataxia, dysarthria,
nause, vertigo, diplopia, and oscillopsia minutes to days.
Episodes are provoked by stress and exercise, but not startle.
About half of the patients also have migraine.
The attacks may respond to acetazolamide and a-
aminopyridine.
c. ADEA-3
Called periodid vestibiulo cerebellar ataxia.
Characterized by ataxia, vertigo, gaze-evoked nystagmus
d. ADEA-4 :
Characterized by vestibular ataxia, vertigo, tinnitus and
interictal myokymia.
Attacks respond to acetazolamide.
Genetic Ataxia – Recessive ataxia (1)
a. Friedreich ataxia
Most common cause of hereditary ataxia,
Prevalence 1/50.000 persons,
Age of onset before 20 years,
Clinical feature: ataxia, dysarthria, sensory loss and corticospinal tract
signs with absent reflexes.
Treatment : idebenone , coenzimeQ10, vitamin E.
Genetic Ataxia – Recessive ataxia (2)
b. Ataxia with vitamin E deficiency (AVED)
c. Ataxia teleangectasia
d. Spinocerebellar ataxia with axonal neuropathy
e. Autosomal recessive cerebellar ataxia type 1
f. Autosomal recessive cerebellar ataxia type 2
g. Familial cerebellar ataxia with muscle
coenzyme Q10 deficiency
EVALUATION OF THE ATAXIC PATIENT
• Good history and physical exam
• Laboratory test, including lipids and thyroid function
• Autonomic testing, sphincter EMG
• MRI
• Genetic testing
• Toxin screen
• Vitamin level (especially E)
• Paraneoplastic antibodies
TREATMENT
• There are NOT ANY EXCELLENT TREATMENT
• Several agents have been reported to show same ataxia
ameliorating effects.
• Amantadine for FA and olivopontocerebellar atrophy (OPCA) no
functional improvement
• Thyrotropin releasing hormone (TRH) small benefit
• L-5 hydroxytryptophan high rate of gastrointestinal side effects.
• Buspirone small benefit
• Ondansetron little benefit
• Physostigmine no benefit
• D-cycloserine, pirasetam, gabapentin improvement
• Varenicline unclear
• Riluzole significanly improvement
• Surgical or DBS no benefit for ataxia.
ATHETOSIS
• Berasal dari Bahasa Yunani yang artinya “Tidak pasti”
• Kondisi tidak dapat mempertahankan posisi jari tangan, jari kaki, lidah atau
bagian tubuh lainnya.
• Gerakan involunter berupa gerakan tak bertujuan dengan karakteristik melintir
atau melenting secara lambat. Sering muncul pada jari, tangan, wajah, lidah.
• Sering muncul bersama chorea dan sulit dibedakan sehingga disebut
choreoatrhetosis
• Athetosis dapat ditemukan pada :
• Huntington disease
• Hepatic Encephalopathy pada dewasa
• Intoksikasi haloperidol
• Lesi vascular pada nucleus lentiformis atau thalamus
Dyskinesia
• Dyskinesias are involuntary, erratic, writhing movements of the face,
arms, legs or trunk. They are often fluid and dance-like, but they may
also cause rapid jerking or slow and extended muscle spasms. They
are not a symptom of Parkinson's itself. Rather, they are a
complication from some Parkinson's medications
Symptoms: Dyskinesia
• Levodopa-induced dyskinesia, which refers to abnormal, involuntary,
choreiform movements that may affect the limbs, head, and torso.
• Manifest with ballism, myoclonus, dystonia, or combination of these
movements.
• Classified as peak-dose dyskinesia, wearing-off or off-period
dyskinesia, or diphasic dyskinesia.
• Diphasic dyskinesia begins shortly after levodopa ingestion followed
by improvement in parkinsonian symptoms and dyskinesia and a
subsequent return of dyskinesia as dopamine levels decline
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Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS)
Tujuan TMS
• Program Neurorestorasi yang dapat memperbaiki sebagian fungsi
syaraf dengan meningkatkan reorganisasi kortikal
• Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) menghasilkan
perubahan potensial terhadap rangsangan kortikal.
• Stimulasi TMS direkomendasikan untuk mendorong perubahan
fungsional pd pasien dengan cara menginduksi neuroplastisitas.
Efek TMS
• Medan magnet digunakan untuk • Efek TMS sebenarnya bukan efek
menembus struktur yang cukup langsung dari medan magnet
resisten (tulang kepala) namun bergantung pada medan
• Medan listrik untuk mengaktivasi listrik induksi dalam jaringan
neuron. syaraf.
• Medan magnet dihasilkan oleh
coil
• (Ricceri et al 2013)
Prinsip TMS
Indikasi TMS
Gangguan neurologis
Gangguan neuropsikiatrik
• Stroke
• Gangguan kecemasan
• Multiple sklerosis
• Skizofrenia
• Movement disorder
• Depresi
• Gangguan memori
• Mood disorder
• Gangguan berbahasa
• Nyeri kronis