Can you predict the severity of different non-motor features with just clinically probable RBD? Another impressive article led by ⁦UF MovementDisorders⁩ fellow ⁦Enrique Martinez⁩ along with ⁦Joshua Wong⁩ and ⁦Michael Okun⁩ in ⁦npj Journals⁩ nature.com/articles/s4153…

Is clinically probable REM sleep behavioral disorder (RBD) an early predictor of a malignant non-motor Parkinson's disease phenotypes? YEP, according to Enrique Martinez and Joshua Wong Norman Fixel Institute for Neurological Diseases in their new paper nature Parkinson's Disease. Do we use this information to

About half of patients with NPH and parkinsonism have an abnormal DaT SPECT, but they do not have nigrosomal loss like in PD! Is their parkinsonism from mechanical disruption rather than neurodegeneration? Check out this cool study! tinyurl.com/4k7bkd5b

Check out this featured post from recent work we did on the association of early RBD with an aggressive non-motor phenotype in Parkinson's disease.

I have seen many videos during fellowship, but this is by far the most instructive video of them all. Check out the UF Movement Fellowship to see what is shaking!

New paper just dropped from the UF fellows 🚨🚨🚨 The social aspects of deep brain stimulation are complicated. What should you ask your patients and their families? When should you ask them to see a social worker? This and more by the UF Movement Fellowship 🔥🔥🔥

Check out this new study on the role of social workers in deep brain stimulation multidisciplinary teams. Want to make the best use of a social worker's time? Remember DBS-FACTS. Michael Okun loom.ly/A5JQ1EM

Wires or Waves for Parkinson's Disease? - Deep Brain Stimulation vs Focused Ultrasound - 2025 PD Symposium

Excited to launch twitter page for TEAM Movement disorders TEAM Movment disorder lecture series. For all incoming fellows and current Movment enthusiasts great opportunity to learn and hone your movement disorder skills sign up for 2025-26 series here UKentucky Neurology Residency Jorge Patino Enrique Martinez

Excited to share our new paper out in Movement Disorders Journal We looked at acute dyskinesia during monopolar review in STN & GPi DBS in PD and found correlations with modulation of subthalamo-pallidal fibers. Could this path also be related to levodopa dyskinesias? …mentdisorders.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/md…

DBS presurgical evaluations often involve a multidisciplinary team, yet social workers are underutilized. Dr. Amanda Currie shares insights on the value of social workers in the DBS process and how other programs may benefit from these findings. loom.ly/zrklMHE

Go listen to one of the best humans talking about how she makes other humans' lives better 🔥🔥🔥

The legend of the UF Movement Fellowship ! 🐊🐊🐊

What if adaptive DBS in Parkinson’s didn’t just listen to one brain signal, but knew when you were moving? We dropped an editorial on Simon Little’s movement-centric approach using personalized frequency bands + cortical physiology. Abhimanyu Mahajan Kelly Mills tinyurl.com/mrx8d6v2

Listen to Drs. Kait Nevel and Abhimanyu Mahajan discuss his article from the latest #MovementDisorders issue. Full episode available on all podcast platforms or at hubs.la/Q03Hl_tw0. Earn CME at hubs.la/Q03Hl_pL0. Abhimanyu Mahajan kathryn nevel American Academy of Neurology