BMJ neurology open · 2022
Group therapeutic singing improves clinical motor scores in persons with Parkinson's disease.
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Stegemoller Elizabeth, Forsyth Emily, Patel Bhavana, Elkouzi Ahmad
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BACKGROUND: Previous reports suggest that group therapeutic singing (GTS) may have a positive effect on motor symptoms in persons with Parkinson's disease (PD).
OBJECTIVE: To determine the effect of a single session of GTS on clinical motor symptoms.
METHODS: Clinical motor symptom assessment was completed immediately before and after 1 hour of GTS in 18 participants.
RESULTS: A significant decrease in average scores for gait and posture and tremor, but not speech and facial expression or bradykinesia was revealed.
CONCLUSION: These results support the notion that GTS is a beneficial adjuvant therapy for persons with PD that warrants further research.
OBJECTIVE: To determine the effect of a single session of GTS on clinical motor symptoms.
METHODS: Clinical motor symptom assessment was completed immediately before and after 1 hour of GTS in 18 participants.
RESULTS: A significant decrease in average scores for gait and posture and tremor, but not speech and facial expression or bradykinesia was revealed.
CONCLUSION: These results support the notion that GTS is a beneficial adjuvant therapy for persons with PD that warrants further research.