Radiofrequency subthalamotomy guided by multi-unit microrecording: early complications in 130 procedures.
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https://doi.org/10.47924/neurotarget2017162Keywords:
Complications, Subthalamotomy, Subthalamic nucleus lesion, Parkinson´s diseaseAbstract
Objective. To describe early complications (within 3 months) found in 130 stereotaxic suthalamotomies done in Idiopathic Parkinson Disease patients in the Professor Alejandro Posadas Hospital, between January 2012 and December 2015.
Material and methods. We analize 130 subthalamotomies done in 110 Parkinson disease patients diagnosed with UP Parkinson´s Disease Brain Bank criteria, evaluating early complications (up to 3 months) of multiunitary micro-recording guided radiofrequency subthalamotomies.
Results. The most common complications were hemorrhagic (2,3%), ischemic stroke (0,7%), infection (1,5%). The incidence of dyskinesia was 8,4%, with spontaneous resolution.
Conclusion. Subthalamotomy is an effective and safe surgical technique in the treatment of advanced Parkinson Disease. Presenting low frequency of early complications.
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