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• Still, for many patients, pallidotomy remains the hot topic.
• So he agreed to be Brodner's first pallidotomy patient.
• Two weeks ago, he had a pallidotomy on the other side.
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• Pallidotomy surgery brought one man ` back from the dead'
• The shortcomings of L-dopa and similar drugs revived research into pallidotomy.
• The biggest fight among pallidotomy proponents today is whether microelectrode recording is necessary.
• When neurosurgeons perform a pallidotomy, they destroy part of the globus pallidum.
• A pallidotomy is a similar operation that can treat balance problems and rigidity.
• Pallidotomy is known to be risky, yet the operation is in enormous demand.
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• "The pallidotomy has made a tremendous change, " she said.
• The surgery is pallidotomy, destruction of minute areas of the brain that control movement.
• The inability to do so has retarded the progress of pallidotomy development for nearly 50 years.
• Overall, the patients who underwent the pallidotomy had fewer involuntary movements than those who received medicine alone.
• The surgery is called pallidotomy and involves the removal of a part of the brain that controls movement.
• Pallidotomy has received prominent positive exposure on television, in magazines and newspapers, and especially on the Internet.
• In a pallidotomy, surgeons remove cells that are firing abnormally in a small brain region that governs movement.
• The procedure, called a pallidotomy, is neither new nor a panacea for what ails Parkinson's patients.
• Fazzini said the procedure, unilateral pallidotomy, is appropriate for perhaps 20 percent of people with Parkinson's.