Figures & data
Table 1 Ranking of the ten most bothersome PD-related symptoms (MS and NMS) in 92 early-onset patients with up to 6 years of disease duration
Figure 1 The pathophysiological basis of sensory disturbances in PD, the so-called “pain matrix” with information from different loci, processed in the BG.
Abbreviations: PD, Parkinson’s disease; BG, basal ganglia; GPe, globus pallidus externa, GPi, globus pallidus interna; STN, subthalamic nucleus.
![Figure 1 The pathophysiological basis of sensory disturbances in PD, the so-called “pain matrix” with information from different loci, processed in the BG.](/cms/asset/49767dd7-d476-43f1-83a3-6beeffde89ac/djmd_a_105857_f0001_c.jpg)
Table 2 Differentiation of experienced pain
Figure 3 A simplified scheme of pain evaluation and origin in PD.
![Figure 3 A simplified scheme of pain evaluation and origin in PD.](/cms/asset/eda61097-b1e4-4b81-884a-208bd0f1111e/djmd_a_105857_f0003_c.jpg)
Figure 4 Visualization of chronic pain localization for males and females.
![Figure 4 Visualization of chronic pain localization for males and females.](/cms/asset/4607545c-ee1f-4e11-a982-6527c926c500/djmd_a_105857_f0004_c.jpg)