Titlebook: Advances in Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery 2; Proceedings of the 2 F. John Gillingham (Professor of Neurosurgery),Edw Conference

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Chronic Cerebellar Stimulation in Spastic Choreo-AthetosisCerebellar modification of hypertonus was first demonstrated in 1897, when Loewenthal and Horsley . and Sherrington . independently reported that decerebrate rigidity could be relaxed by stimulation of the anterior lobe of the cerebellum.

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Percutaneous Rhizotomy of the Articular Nerve of Luschka for Low Back and Sciatic PainThe results of percutaneous facet rhizotomy for the treatment of low back and sciatic pain in 30 patients are reported. Satisfactory results were obtained in 76% of cases. No complications were found. This procedure should be tried in every patient with low back and extremity pain and no major neurological deficit before resorting to laminectomy.

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Stereotactic Surgery in Gilles de la Tourette SyndromeThree young patients, two females and one male, presented the characteristic symptomatology of multiple tics, obsessive motor compulsions and coprolalia. This symptomatology was accentuated when the patients tried to control it, especially in public. The patients had been treated with psychotherapy without benefit.

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Estimation of the Neural Noise Within the Human ThalamusWe systematically studied neural noise patterns in 18 Parkinsonian patients with the aid of an amplitude averaging circuit for quantitative estimation of the neural noise level. In our anterolateral to posteromedial tracks, the following results were obtained and discussed from practical points of view.

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Advances in Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery 2Proceedings of the 2

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Feature Interaction Methodologyall cases, nursing and rehabilitation were facilitated. The stereotactic dentatotomy never completely cured the spasticity and spectacular results were never observed, but the operation can be performed without complications and an unexpected neurological deficit did not occur. The role of the stere

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Stereotactic Lesions of the Pulvinar for Hypertonus and Dyskinesiasfter piercing the ependyma overlying the pulvinar. There was a distinctive pattern of amplitude which was relatively lower than that of the sensory relay nucleus lying anterior to it (Fig. 1). Entering the sensory relay nucleus led to a sudden rise of amplitude which was immediately shown both on th