Fig. (3) An overview of the organization and essential elements of handling LCIG. The central element is a team of competent movement disorder specialists, physicians and nurses. After careful patient selection, information and consent, patients are admitted to the ward. During the titration phase the effect is evaluated and PEG is performed. After about five days the patient is discharged. Trouble shooting and subsequent dose adjustments are handled by the LCIG team in the outpatient clinic where the follow-up takes place. Easy accessibility to the clinic is essential allowing a close and frequent follow-up post discharge – and will gradually change and become more infrequent over time during long term follow-up.