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See Latest ArticlesPallidal stimulation for segmental dystonia: Long term follow up of 11 consecutive patients
Movement Disorders, 07/01/09
Sensi M et al. - Pallidal stimulation is a convincing and valid alternative for primary generalized dystonia refractory to medical therapy or botulinum toxin. However, the clinical outcome reported in literature is variable most likely because of heterogeneity DBS techniques employed and /or to clinical dystonic pattern of the patients who undergo surgery. Deep Brain Stimulation of GPi should be considered a valid indication for both generalized and segmental dystonia when other therapies appear ineffective.
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