4th February 2017 - New book
The Comprehensive Guide to Parkinson's Disease, which is fully referenced, and over 800
pages long, is the most comprehensive book concerning Parkinson's Disease ever written.
It includes the history of Parkinson 's Disease, famous people
with Parkinson's Disease, the first complete biochemisty of
Parkinson's Disease, its cytology and cytological effects,
anatomy and anatomical effects, physiology and physiological
effects, symptoms (of every system in the body), diagnosis
methods (observational, technological, chemical), biochemical
causes, all of the toxic causes, all of the genetic causes, all of the
pharmacological causes, all the other medical disorders that can
cause Parkinson's Disease symptoms, its treatments
(biochemical, pharmacological, surgical, natural, exercise
methods, technological methods), including all those treatments
that exist and all those treatments presently being developed,
Parkinson's Disease organisations, Parkinson's Disease web sites,
and books on Parkinson's Disease nursing.
SECTION 1 HISTORY OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE :
Chapter 1
(The history of Parkinson's Disease - includes descriptions of it in ancient
India, ancient China, the Bible, ancient Greece, ancient Rome, in medieval
history, and during the 16th, 17th, 18th and recent centuries),
Chapter 2
(Famous people with Parkinson's Disease)
SECTION 2 PREVALENCE OF PARKINSON'S
DISEASE :
Chapter 3 (Prevalence of Parkinson's Disease - the world's highest
prevalence, the world's lowest prevalence, prevalence rates by country, incidence
rates by country, age distribution, gender differences, and occupational
differences)
SECTION 3 BIOCHEMISTRY OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE :
Chapter 4
(Dopamine biosynthesis),
Chapter 5 (Coenzyme biosynthesis),
Chapter 6 (Iron
metabolism),
Chapter 7 (Zinc metabolism),
Chapter 8 (Manganese metabolism),
Chapter 9 (Dopamine receptors),
Chapter 10 (G proteins),
Chapter 11 (Dopamine
receptor phosphoprotein)
SECTION 4 CYTOLOGY OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE :
Chapter 12
(Dopaminergic neurons),
Chapter 13 (Cytological effects - superoxide
anion, neuromelanin formation, iron accumulation, the accumulation of
alpha-synuclein, and the formation of Lewy bodies)
SECTION 5 ANATOMY OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE :
Chapter
14 (Dopaminergic neuronal groups),
Chapter 15 (Anatomical effects -
on each system in the body)
SECTION 6 PHYSIOLOGY OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE :
Chapter
16 (Dopaminergic pathways),
Chapter 17 (Physiological effects - on
each system in the body)
SECTION 7 SYMPTOMS OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE (symptoms,
prevalence, causes of symptoms) :
Chapter 18 (Primary symptoms),
Chapter
19 (Symptom progression),
Chapter 20 (Muscular system),
Chapter 21 (Nervous
system),
Chapter 22 (Alimentary system),
Chapter 23 (Urinary system),
Chapter
24 (Cardiovascular system),
Chapter 25 (Respiratory system),
Chapter 26
(Skeletal system),
Chapter 27 (Integumentary system),
Chapter 28 (Sensory
system),
Chapter 29 (Endocrine system),
Chapter 30 (Reproductive system),
Chapter 31 (Immune system)
SECTION 8 DIAGNOSIS OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE :
Chapter
32 (Observational methods),
Chapter 33 (Technological methods),
Chapter 34
(Chemical methods)
SECTION 9 CAUSES OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE :
Chapter 35
(Biochemical causes),
Chapter 36 (Toxic causes - the chemistry, common sources,
means of toxicity, symptoms of each of the toxic causes),
Chapter 37 (Genetic
causes - the gene, chromosome, biochemical function, type of inheritance,
symptoms, prevalence, genetic tests for each of the 40 known genetic causes),
Chapter 38 (Pharmacological causes - their pharmacology, adverse effects,
causes of symptoms of all the pharmacological causes),
Chapter 39 (Medical
causes - the pathophysiology, symptoms, causes of symptoms of all the medical
disorders that can cause Parkinson's Disease symptoms)
SECTION 10 TREATMENTS OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE (their
pharmacology, biochemistry, efficacy, adverse effects) :
Chapter 40
(Biochemical treatment),
Chapter 41 (L-dopa),
Chapter 42 (Dopamine agonists),
Chapter 43 (MAO inhibitors),
Chapter 44 (COMT inhibitors),
Chapter 45
(Anti-cholinergics),
Chapter 46 (Non-dopaminergic),
Chapter 47 (Surgical
treatments),
Chapter 48 (Natural treatments),
Chapter 49 (Exercise methods),
Chapter 50 (Technological methods)
APPENDIX :
Appendix 1 (Parkinson's Disease
organisations)
Appendix 2 (Parkinson's Disease web sites)
Appendix 3
(Parkinson's Disease nursing books)
Reference, for more details : http://viartis.net/publishers/parkinsons.disease.htm
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