RT Journal Article T1 Consensus on the Definition of Advanced Parkinson's Disease: A Neurologists-Based Delphi Study (CEPA Study) A1 Luquin, Maria-Rosario A1 Kulisevsky, Jaime A1 Martinez-Martin, Pablo A1 Mir, Pablo A1 Tolosa, Eduardo S. K1 Cognitive impairment K1 Nonmotor symptoms K1 Progression K1 Prevalence K1 Dementia AB To date, no consensus exists on the key factors for diagnosing advanced Parkinson disease (APD). To obtain consensus on the definition of APD, we performed a prospective, multicenter, Spanish nationwide, 3-round Delphi study (CEPA study). An ad hoc questionnaire was designed with 33 questions concerning the relevance of several clinical features for APD diagnosis. In the firstround, 240 neurologists of the Spanish Movement Disorders Group participated in the study. The results obtainedwere incorporated into the questionnaire and both, results and questionnaire, were sent out to and fulfilled by 26 experts in Movement Disorders. Review of results fromthe second-round led to a classification of symptoms as indicative of "definitive," "probable," and "possible" APD. This classification was confirmed by 149 previous participating neurologists in a third-round, where 92% completely or very much agreed with the classification. Definitive symptoms of APD included disability requiring help for the activities of daily living, presence of motor fluctuations with limitations to perform basic activities of daily living without help, severe dysphagia, recurrent falls, and dementia. These results will help neurologists to identify some key factors in APD diagnosis, thus allowing users to categorize the patients for a homogeneous recognition of this condition. PB John Wiley & Sons Ltd. SN 2090-8083 YR 2017 FD 2017-01-23 LK http://hdl.handle.net/10668/19056 UL http://hdl.handle.net/10668/19056 LA en NO Luquin MR, Kulisevsky J, Martinez-Martin P, Mir P, Tolosa ES. Consensus on the Definition of Advanced Parkinson's Disease: A Neurologists-Based Delphi Study (CEPA Study). Parkinsons Dis. 2017;2017:1-8. DS RISalud RD Apr 11, 2025