Applause sign

The applause sign is a behavioural indicator, relevant to neurodegenerative conditions, characterised by a patient’s inability to execute the same number of hand claps as demonstrated by an examiner.^[1]

^ Dubois, B.; Defontaines, B.; Deweer, B.; Malapani, C.; Pillon, B. (1995). "Cognitive and behavioral changes in patients with focal lesions of the basal ganglia". Advances in Neurology. 65: 29–41. ISSN 0091-3952. PMID 7872147.

[:02-1] Dubois, B.; Defontaines, B.; Deweer, B.; Malapani, C.; Pillon, B. (1995). "Cognitive and behavioral changes in patients with focal lesions of the basal ganglia". Advances in Neurology. 65: 29–41. ISSN 0091-3952. PMID 7872147.

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