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Tremor control therapy

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Tremor control therapy
A method for controlling tremor by self-administered shocks to the part of the brain that controls intentional movement (thalamus). An electrode attached to an insulated lead wire is implanted in the brain; the battery power source is implanted under the skin of the chest, and an extension wire is tunneled under the skin to connect the battery to the lead. The patient turns on the power source to deliver the electrical impulse and interrupt the tremor.
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com, features a nationwide physician finder, online access to a network of physicians specializing in the treatment of ET, and treatment information that includes Activa(R) Tremor Control Therapy.
Activa Tremor Control Therapy received approval from the U.
In July 1997, the FDA approved Activa Tremor Control Therapy for the treatment of Essential Tremor and Parkinsonian tremor.
 
 
 
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