Consistency of “Probable RBD” Diagnosis with the RBD Screening Questionnaire: A Follow‐up Study
Movement Disorders Clinical Practice2016Vol. 4(3), pp. 403–405
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Ambra Stefani, Philipp Mahlknecht, Klaus Seppi, Michael Nocker, Katherina Mair, Anna Hotter, Heike Stockner, Johann Willeit, Stefan Kiechl, Gregor Rungger, Arno Gasperi, Werner Poewe, Birgit Högl
Abstract
We found low agreement between the two assessments. Possible explanations are the fluctuation of untreated RBD expression and the poor utility of the RBDSQ to detect RBD in the general population. Until further PSG validation of the RBDSQ in population-based studies, investigators must be aware of the inherent uncertainty of questionnaire-based RBD diagnosis.
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