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A precise surgical procedure carried out by a medical team on a patient suffering from Parkinson's disease for ten years reveals its details and techniques. The operation aims to identify specific cells within the brain responsible for the symptoms using advanced imaging technologies, with the patient remaining awake to monitor the condition. The steps involve accurately locating the malfunctioning cells through imaging scans and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), followed by the use of 3D software to determine exact coordinates. This allows access to the target area via a tiny hole measuring just a millimeter, ensuring an accuracy of up to 95%. The procedure works by destroying the cells that cause symptoms like tremors and rigidity, which result from disrupted electrical signals between brain cells. The treatment focuses on its various stages, starting with psychological and drug therapies, and concluding with surgical intervention as a last resort. The goal is to improve patients' quality of life and alleviate the symptoms that progress with the advancement of the disease.
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