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[Summary] => Symptoms of Parkinson’s disease become evident when an area of the brain called the substantia nigra begins to degenerate. Neurons (brain cells) in the substantia nigra slowly die, depriving the brain of dopamine, a chemical messenger or neurotransmitter that enables communication among the brain cells involved in smooth motor control.
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Thousands of patients from Asia have already benefited from the Activa Parkinson’s Control Therapy, a deep-brain stimulation therapy that has been proven to suppress a number of Parkinson’s symptoms.
Data gathered by the Philippine Movement Disorder Surgery Center (PhilMove) show that in Taiwan alone, an average of 200 patients undergo the procedure annually.
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Parkinsonism is a devastating, progressive disorder of the central nervous system. The most common cause of Parkinsonism is Parkinson’s disease. Many are unaware of the disease. We hope that some of the information in this article might be of help to you or a loved one.
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[Summary] => Involuntary trembling of the limbs, stiffness and rigidity of muscles, difficulty in maintaining balance, and disturbances in gait – these are some of the physical manifestations of Parkinson’s disease that one can easily detect.
What are not easily seen are the psychological aspects of the disease, which can also have adverse effects on the person suffering from it.
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[Title] => Activa Parkinson’s Control Therapy: Moving back to life
[Summary] => Thousands of lives around the world have been improved by the Activa Parkinson’s Control Therapy, a deep-brain stimulation therapy that is now available in the country through the Philippine Movement Disorder Surgery Center (Phil Move) at the Cardinal Santos Hospital in San Juan.
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Data gathered by the Philippine Movement Disorder Surgery Center (PhilMove) show that in Taiwan alone, an average of 200 patients undergo the procedure annually.
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