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Pallidotomy is a
neurosurgical procedure. It is used to
treat Parkinson's
disease and some
other conditions,
often as an
alternative to deep
brain stimulation...
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surgery that
lesioned the
basal ganglia,
thalamus or
globus pallidus (a
pallidotomy). The
discovery of
levadopa for PD
treatment caused ablative therapies...
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territory of the GPi. This
process is
called pallidotomy. It is
believed that the
success of
pallidotomies in
reducing the
effects of
movement disorders...
- the use of MRI. It is
sometimes regarded as a
better alternative to
pallidotomy or
thalamotomy because it is non-permanent. For
optimal installation...
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projects include essential tremor thalamotomy, Parkinson's
dyskinesia pallidotomy,
ablation of
rectal and
other pelvic cancers,
uterine fibroid ablation...
- Hypophysectomy ·
Amygdalohippocampectomy Ventriculostomy Craniotomy ·
Pallidotomy · Thalamotomy · Lobotomy ·
Bilateral cingulotomy · Cordotomy · Rhizotomy...
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segregated circuits in its
thalamocortical network.
During this time
pallidotomies were
reintroduced for
individuals with
advanced PD and
severe levodopa...
- McCartney, L. K., Bau K.,
Stewart K.,
Botha B.,
Morrow A., (2016),
Pallidotomy as a
treatment option for a
complex patient with
severe dystonia, Dev...
- can be seen in
surgeries used to
treat Parkinson's disease, such as
Pallidotomy or
Thalamotomy (lesioning procedures), or Deep
Brain Stimulation (DBS)...
- the thalamus, the
globus pallidus (the
lesion technique being called pallidotomy), or the
subthalamic nucleus.
Neuroablative lesion surgery locates and...
