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URMC Neurology
Movement & Inherited Neurological Disorders Unit (MIND)
The Movement and Inherited Neurological Disorders
Unit provides diagnosis and comprehensive care to people with neurological
movement disorders such as Attention Deficit with Hyperactivity
Disorder (ADD/ADHD) in Adults,
Dystonia,
Huntington's Disease,
Parkinson's Disease,
Secondary Parkinsonism,
Tremor / Essential Tremor and
Tourette's Syndrome. MIND has received designation as a Center
of Excellence by the National Parkinson Foundation and the
Huntington’s
Disease Society of America.
For more
information visit the Movement & Inherited Neurological Disorders
Unit (MIND) Clinical Services page.
The scope of research in the Movement & Inherited Neurological
Disorders Unit (MIND) includes clinical research
and experimental therapeutics.
Goals are to initiate, coordinate and carry out clinical trials
and epidemiological studies related to movement disorders, inherited
and acquired neurological disorders. Key element is training program
in Experimental Therapeutics for fellows.
For
more information visit the Movement & Inherited Neurological
Disorders Unit (MIND) Research
page.
Richard Barbano, M.D., Ph.D.
Interim Unit Chief
