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The recent findings of researchers from Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin may be crucial for improving the treatment of dystonia, a neuromotor disorder
Dystonia is a rare neurological disorder characterized by involuntary, twisted, and twisted movements and postures
One treatment for people with dystonia is neurosurgery, in which electrodes are implanted in specific areas of the brain
"The precise degree to which this stimulation responds to the symptoms of different types of dystonia was not known until now," says Dr.
Professor Kühn's team studied 80 patients who had been treated for generalized dystonia or cervical dystonia in one of five different hospitals in Germany and Austria
A key finding was that the optimal target for stimulation depends on the type of dystonia being treated
"Our study showed clear differences in the optimal stimulation site, which corresponds to the somatic structure of the medial pallidum