Diplopia Is Frequent and Associated with Motor and Non-Motor Severity in Parkinson's Disease: Results from the COPPADIS Cohort at 2-Year Follow-Up.
Diego Santos GarcíaLucía Naya RíosTeresa de Deus FonticobaCarlos Cores BartoloméLucía García RocaMaria Feal PainceirasCristina Martínez MiróHector CanfieldSilvia JesúsMiquel AguilarPau PastorMarina CosgayaJuan García CaldenteyNuria CaballolInés LegardaJorge Hernández VaraIria CaboLydia López ManzanaresIsabel González AramburuMaría A Ávila RiveraVictor Gomez-MayordomoVíctor NogueiraVíctor PuenteJulio DotorCarmen 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 López DíazDarrian McAfeePablo Martínez-MartínPablo MirPublished in: Diagnostics (Basel, Switzerland) (2021)
Diplopia represents a frequent symptom in PD patients and is associated with motor and non-motor severity.