The patient with parkinsons disease typically present with mast like facial expression. Why does he have...
The patient with parkinsons disease typically present with mast like facial expression. Why does he have a mast like facial expression. How are the eyes, mouth and laryngopharynx affected by this disease
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The patient with Parkinson's Disease (PD) has a mask-like facial expression because, in the particular disease, loss of facial expression occurs which gives the patient a fixed and a restricted mask-like expression. They suffer from chewing problems also.
EYES
The affected patients close their eyes tightly and there is also involuntary closing of the eye-lids. their eyes are dry that are correlated with visual problems.
MOUTH
The affected patients lose their sense of taste, have dry mouth, thickened saliva, problems in chewing and swallowing.
LARYNGOPHARYNX
The patients suffer from laryngopharyngeal motor dysfunction which results in a weak voice and obstructive sleep apnea.
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