Prevalence and Factors Associated with Drooling in Parkinson's Disease: Results from a Longitudinal Prospective Cohort and Comparison with a Control Group.
Diego Santos GarcíaTeresa de Deus FonticobaCarlos Cores BartoloméMaria J Feal PainceirasMaria Cristina Íñiguez-AlvaradoSilvia JesúsMaria Teresa BuongiornoLluís PlanellasMarina CosgayaJuan García CaldenteyNuria CaballolInes LegardaJorge Hernández VaraIria CaboLydia López ManzanaresIsabel González AramburuMaria A Ávila RiveraVíctor Gómez MayordomoVíctor NogueiraVíctor PuenteJulio Dotor García-SotoCarmen BorruéBerta Solano VilaMaría Álvarez SaucoLydia VelaSonia EscalanteEsther CuboFrancisco Carrillo PadillaMartínez-Castrillo Juan CarlosPilar Sánchez AlonsoMaria G Alonso LosadaN López ArizteguiItziar GastónJaime KulisevskyMarta Blázquez EstradaManuel SeijoJavier Rúiz MartínezCaridad ValeroMónica KurtisOriol De FabreguesJessica González ArduraRuben Alonso RedondoCarlos OrdásLuis M L López DíazDarrian McAfeePablo Martínez MartínPablo MirStudy Group CoppadisPublished in: Parkinson's disease (2023)
Drooling is frequent in PD patients even at the initial onset of the disease and is associated with a greater motor severity and NMS burden.