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- W2802576278 abstract "ABSTRACT Rationale Parkinson’s disease (PD) impairs working memory (WM) - the ability to maintain items in memory for short periods of time and manipulate them. There is conflicting evidence on the nature of the deficits caused by the disease, and the potential beneficial and detrimental effects of dopaminergic medication on different WM processes. Objectives We hypothesised that PD impairs both maintenance and manipulation of items in WM and dopaminergic medications improve this in PD patients but impair it in healthy older adults. Methods We tested 68 PD patients ON and OFF their dopaminergic medication, 83 healthy age-matched controls, and 30 healthy older adults after placebo and levodopa administration. We used the digit span, a WM test with three components (forwards, backwards and sequence recall) that differ in the amount of manipulation required. We analysed the maximum spans and the percentage of lists correctly recalled, which probe capacity of WM and the accuracy of the memory processes within this capacity, respectively. Results PD patients had lower WM capacity across all three digit span components, but only showed reduced percentage accuracy on the components requiring manipulation (backwards and sequence spans). Dopaminergic medication did not affect performance in PD patients. In healthy older adults, levodopa did not affect capacity, but did impair accuracy on one of the manipulation components (sequence), without affecting the other (backwards). Conclusions This suggests a non-dopaminergic deficit of maintenance capacity and manipulation accuracy in PD patients, and a potential “overdosing” of intact manipulation mechanisms in healthy older adults by levodopa." @default.
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- W2802576278 date "2018-05-10" @default.
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- W2802576278 title "Effects of Parkinson’s disease and dopamine on digit span measures of working memory" @default.
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