An investigation of two interventions for micrographia in individuals with Parkinson’s disease

Oct 28

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Conclusion: Improvements in letter size after practising with horizontal parallel lines and grid lines were not different. The addition of vertical lines to form a grid did not appear to improve the writing more than horizontal lines alone in persons with Parkinson’s disease who experienced micrographia.

from Clinical Rehabilitation

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