Does mobility and fall in people with Huntington 's disease?
A high proportion of HD patients have recurrent falls, and the BBS and TUG appear to be useful in falls risk assessment.
Our study indicates that during critical perfusion conditions, arteriolar vasomotion develops only in muscle, not in skin, subcutis and periosteum, and that nitric oxide and endothelins are not involved in the regulation of this protective vascular response.