Neurological Examination and Management of Corticobasal Syndrome

The chapter delves into a detailed neurological examination of a patient with symptoms suggestive of corticobasal syndrome, including posturing, myoclonic jerks, and signs of cortical dysfunction. It discusses the importance of imaging studies and pathological confirmation for accurate diagnosis and management strategies, such as myoclonus treatment and medication options. Additionally, the chapter touches on therapies for Parkinson's-related cognitive issues and transitions to cover Parkinson's plus syndromes, tauopathies, and synucleinopathies.