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Posted by Jamal Spelling on February 23, 2008, at 16:28:33
Full remission of tardive dyskinesia following general anaesthesia, Johnsen M. and Wester K., Journal of Neurology, 249(5), pp. 622-625.
Abstract:
A 44 year old woman with a severe drug induced tardive dyskinesia had previously been treated with a left thalamotomy and right deep brain stimulation. Thalamotomy abolished the right hemiballismus. Deep brain stimulation caused a moderate reduction of the remaining involuntary movements on the left side. After a minor orthopaedic operation under general anaesthesia, the dyskinesia disappeared completely, even with the deep brain stimulation turned off. The remission has now lasted for 41 months.
Posted by clipper40 on March 10, 2008, at 3:45:23
In reply to TD and GA, posted by Jamal Spelling on February 23, 2008, at 16:28:33
Wow, that's fascinating.
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