Clinical features of insidious onset, slow progression, and a lack of other findings to explain the symptoms are fairly diagnostic of which condition?

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Parkinson's disease is characterized by an insidious onset, slow progression, and a lack of other findings to explain the symptoms. Guillain-Barré syndrome typically presents with rapid and ascending motor weakness, sensory loss, and reflex abnormalities. Alzheimer's disease typically presents with memory impairment and cognitive decline. Huntington's disease typically presents with motor symptoms such as chorea, along with cognitive and psychiatric symptoms.

Clinical Features of Insidious Onset, Slow Progression, and a Lack