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Old 12-10-2016, 02:40 PM #2
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Default Ultrsound and MJFF ...
This looks like the best advance since ldopa, so I must have missed something.

I know MJFF are involved with this approach, testing it for tremor and dyskinesia, can someone, (perhaps from MJFF), summarise where we are with this and is it being targeted as a replacement for DBS ?

Neil.
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