History of Movement Disoders: The influence of videography

MDS Podcast by International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society

Apr 6, 2026Science & Medicine

Dr. Mattia Rosso joins Dr. Sara Schaefer to discuss the historical use of videography in movement disorder clinical practice and education, and how it influenced the evolution of the field. Read the article.

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