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Hemiballism caused by a small cavernoma in the subthalamic nucleus

reduced bone density in a previous study.4 Similar to the men, 81.5% of the women in our sample reported a history of falling, increasing their risk for broken bones and fractures. Given the high prevalence of falls and fractures in PD patients, BMD screening may help identify candidates for prevention. It is also important to note that 9% of the women diagnosed with osteoporosis were under the age of 65. Although this is a small percentage of our sample, it suggests that all persons with PD, not just postmenopausal women over the age of 65, should undergo regular BMD screening. Therefore, physicians treating PD patients should discuss BMD screening and counsel patients to engage in preventative strategies such as regular consumption of dairy products, calcium supplements, and regular exercise.