High-level gait and balance disorders in the elderly: a midbrain disease?

Author： Demain Adèle   Westby G.   Fernandez-Vidal Sara   Karachi Carine   Bonneville Fabrice   Do Manh   Delmaire Christine   Dormont Didier   Bardinet Eric   Agid Yves   Chastan Nathalie   Welter Marie-Laure  

Publisher： Springer Publishing Company

ISSN： 0340-5354

Source： Journal of Neurology, Vol.261, Iss.1, 2014-01, pp. : 196-206

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