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Default MRI-guided focussed ultrasound for essential tremor
Doctors hope to apply this technology in the treatment of other diseases like Parkinson's and epilepsy.

No scalpel, no drill: Medical procedure to treat uncontrollable hand tremor a 'game changer' - Health - CBC News
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