Madeleine E. Hackney

This study identifies altered functional connectivity patterns in Parkinson's disease, revealing effector-specific changes in motor subcircuits and suggesting cerebellar compensation.

This study evaluates how age and mild cognitive impairment affect the ability to modulate gait features during dance-based therapy.

This study identifies abnormal antagonist muscle activity as a biomarker for falls in Parkinson's disease by showing its correlation with CoM motion and fall frequency.

The paper investigates the association between lower-limb rigidity and frequent falls in Parkinson's disease using logistic regression analysis of clinical data.

This paper quantifies increased antagonist leg muscle activity during reactive balance responses in Parkinson’s disease patients, linking it to disease severity and balance ability.

The paper assesses mobility tests to differentiate Parkinson's disease subtypes, finding the 360-degree turn test most effective in distinguishing PIGD from TD.

This study examines the association between set shifting impairments and falling in Parkinson’s disease patients and neurologically-normal older adults, finding impaired set shifting is linked to increased fall risk.

The paper examines how Parkinson’s disease and aging affect cognitive performance in rehabilitation volunteers, finding that PD volunteers often outperform neurotypical volunteers after controlling for age.