Case History/Examination:
A 72-year-old male with no known comorbidities sought medical attention
in the outpatient department, reporting a three-month history of
deteriorating symptoms, including poor balance, repeated falls,
cognitive decline, mood alterations, and urinary incontinence. On
examination, the patient’s feet felt stuck to the floor, i.e., a
freezing gait. Examination of other systems, including the nervous
system, uncovered no abnormalities.