In disease of basal ganglia
A
The basis of diagnosis of Wilson's disease is low serum ceruloplasmin
B
Hemibalismus is usually unilateral and due to contralateral subthalamic nuclear damage
C
Chorea is associated with degeneration of the lenticular nucleus
D
Clasp knife rigidity is seen in Parkinson's disease
E
Benzhexol acts as a dopamine agonist in anti-parkinson therapy
Correct Answer: The basis of diagnosis of Wilson's disease is low serum ceruloplasmin, Hemibalismus is usually unilateral and due to contralateral subthalamic nuclear damage
