[Modification of extrapyramidal signs by apomorphine associated with various dopaminergic antagonists]

An acute administration of various doses of apomorphine, a dopaminergic agonist, and of dopaminergic receptor blockers (domperidone, sulpiride, haloperidol), was double-blindly achieved in a parkinsonian patient also suffering from dyskinesia. Apomorphine improved tremor and dyskinesia proportionnally to the dose. Domperidone did not prevent from this beneficial effect whereas sulpiride or haloperidol revealed a competitive antagonism versus apomorphine.