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A consulting neurologist at Suez Canal University successfully ended the suffering of a patient with Parkinson's disease that lasted for ten years, after all attempts at medical, natural, and nutritional treatments had failed. The surgical procedure was performed under local anesthesia, where the specific cells responsible for the tremors in the brain were precisely identified using coordinates, allowing for their successful removal. The operation was successful, and the patient returned to their normal state, reflecting the effectiveness of the surgical solution in treating intractable cases of Parkinson's disease.
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