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Altered Motor Awareness in Parkinson’s Disease with Progressive Micrographia

2026-01-29

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Micrographia, characterized by abnormally small handwriting, is a common motor symptom in Parkinson’s disease (PD), and has been classified into consistent micrographia (CM) and progressive micrographia (PM), which may reflect different underlying mechanisms. However, the relative contributions of motor execution and sensorimotor processing to these subtypes remain unclear. In this study, forty-five people with Pa...

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Literature Corpus work: 19c6dadd-4624-5470-a9fb-672ff729378a
DOI: 10.64898/2026.01.29.702455

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