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from Part 4 - Failure of Pattern Recognition
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 03 November 2020
This 66-year-old right-handed woman with a 9-year history of Parkinson disease (PD) presented with worsening anxiety. During the last year, she was noted to worry excessively about different issues (e.g., her grandchildren’s safety, her family’s wealth), although no recent events could explain these new concerns. She also endorsed depressive symptoms like sadness and lack of energy. Despite the absence of worsening of her motor symptoms, severe apprehension about her condition had emerged. Fluoxetine had been started with mild benefit on her anxiety symptoms. She denied fluctuations in attention and cognitive changes.
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