noun
- a neurological condition characterized by tremors, muscle rigidity, and difficulty with movement, typically associated with Parkinson’s disease or similar disorders
Usage: medical
Examples
- The patient showed early signs of parkinsonism, including hand tremors and slow movement.
- Drug-induced parkinsonism can sometimes be reversed by stopping the medication.
- The neurologist diagnosed parkinsonism based on the characteristic symptoms.
- Secondary parkinsonism may result from certain medications or brain injuries.
- Physical therapy can help manage some symptoms of parkinsonism.
- The research focused on distinguishing between different types of parkinsonism.