
Opinion|Videos|May 29, 2025
Place of Recent Approvals in Parkinson Disease Management
Panelists discuss how recent approvals of novel delivery systems are reshaping the treatment landscape for Parkinson disease by addressing unmet needs in managing motor fluctuations.
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Place of New Approvals in Parkinson Disease Management
- Expanding options for personalized treatment approaches
- Filling treatment gap between conventional oral therapy and surgical interventions
- Greater flexibility in addressing individual symptom patterns
- Potential for earlier intervention with advanced therapies
- Complementary mechanisms allowing for targeted symptom management
- Options for patients ineligible for certain treatments (eg, deep brain stimulation)
- Need for comparative effectiveness studies to guide selection
- Cost-effectiveness considerations affecting accessibility
- Potential to delay disease progression through improved symptom control
- Opportunity to address previously undertreated population of patients
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