Progressive Supranuclear Palsy

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0:00 - Background Info
0:42 - Clinical Features
2:59 - Neuroimaging
3:39 - Pathology
4:06 - Treatment
4:52 - Prognosis

[Tulku]

Thank you for this clear and plain spoken explanation.

[DavidOlsen-en]

Does DBS treatment does that work for people with PSP? I know people that had it done who have Parkinson’s and they say it works well but does it work for someone with PSP for myself? I was diagnosed in 2017 with Parkinson’s I had a couple of fall, and I had very slow movement my posture was bad. I’ve been going to therapy and it’s been a help. I also do that boxing regiment for people with Parkinson’s and that has help but lately I find myself that I have no balance and I tend to fall backwards. I have trouble sleeping and when I read or drive or drive, I must move my head my eyes don’t move left or right or up and down without moving my head and my eyelids don’t open all the way so I don’t know if I was missed diagnosed so I don’t know if I have Parkinson’s or is it possible that I do unfortunately unfortunately have PSP is there any help you can give me thank you very much I enjoyed your video. It was very helpful. Thank you again.

I think air embolism (when one or more air bubbles enter a vein or artery and block it) in brain is reason of progressive supernuclear palsy. More research is needed in this regard.