CLINICAL RESEARCH STUDIESThe Center for Parkinson's Disease and Other Movement Disorders at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital is world-renowned for its tradition of clinical care and research excellence in the diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders. Our goalWe are dedicated to exploring better diagnostic tests and new therapeutic options for patients with movement disorders and their families. Our group is composed of specially trained physicians, nurses, coordinators, and genetic specialists who work closely with you before, during, and upon completion of your research participation. We are committed to providing you with thorough, considerate and state of the art specialty care. Why enroll in a research study?These studies are designed to help find new and more effective ways to diagnose, treat and ultimately cure Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders. Your participation in a research study may not only improve your quality of life but also make a difference for generations of patients in the future. Office of Clinical Trials at Columbia University: http://www.columbiaclinicaltrials.org/patients.html 
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 About the Division of Movement Disorders || Mission Statement || Our Doctors || Patient Information || Clinical Care || Classification of Movement Disorders || Glossary of Movement Disorder Terms || Why Do I Need a Movement Disorders Specialist? || Movement Disorders & Family History || Genetic Counseling || Genetics of Movement Disorders || Movement Disorders Surgery Center || Brain Bank || Education || Research || Basic Scientific Research || Clinical Research || Genetic Research || Contact Us || Sitemap Copyright © 2004-2009 The Neurological Institute of New York || At Columbia University Medical Center Center for Parkinson Disease & Other Movement Disorders || 710 W 168th St, New York, NY 10032 || Affiliated with New York-Presbyterian Hospital || Last updated: January 19, 2010 | Comments |
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