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A randomized trial of deep-brain stimulation for Parkinson's disease.
Günther Deuschl
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Carmen Schade-Brittinger ,
Paul Krack ,
Jens Volkmann ,
Helmut Schäfer ,
Kai Bötzel ,
Christine Daniels ,
Angela Deutschländer ,
Ulrich Dillmann ,
Wilhelm Eisner ,
Doreen Gruber ,
Wolfgang Hamel ,
Jan Herzog ,
Rüdiger Hilker ,
Stephan Klebe ,
Manja Kloss ,
Jan Koy ,
Martin Krause ,
Andreas Kupsch ,
Delia Lorenz ,
Stefan Lorenzl ,
H Maximilian Mehdorn ,
Jean Richard Moringlane ,
Wolfgang Oertel ,
Marcus O Pinsker ,
Heinz Reichmann ,
Alexander Reuss ,
Gerd-Helge Schneider ,
Alfons Schnitzler ,
Ulrich Steude ,
Volker Sturm ,
Lars Timmermann ,
Volker Tronnier ,
Thomas Trottenberg ,
Lars Wojtecki ,
Elisabeth Wolf ,
Werner Poewe ,
Jürgen Voges
Aug 31 2006
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Abstract
Neurostimulation of the subthalamic nucleus reduces levodopa-related motor complications in advanced Parkinson's disease. We compared this treatment plus medication with medical management.