A 56-year-old woman presented with changes in balance, handwriting, and thinking. Approximately 1 year before her first visit, the patient developed difficulty walking, which caused multiple falls without serious injury. She also developed bilateral upper-extremity tremors that worsened with movement. At the time of her visit, she could barely sign her name.
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