About Focused Ultrasound Treatment
Using Sound Waves to Treat Essential Tremor
Focused Ultrasound Treatment for Essential Tremor
Focused Ultrasound is an incisionless treatment for essential tremor patients performed in an MRI suite.
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During the Focused Ultrasound treatment, ultrasound waves pass safely through the skull without incisions. These ultrasound waves are focused on a small spot in the brain (Vim nucleus of the thalamus), considered to be responsible for causing tremor, to create a small lesion. For many patients, the result is immediate tremor improvement in their treated hand with minimal complications.
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Ten years ago, Beverly noticed a slight tremor in her dominant hand. When her tremor symptoms were not improving, Beverly began a quest to find out what she could do to manage the condition.
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It is extremely important to discuss all medical conditions with your physician so your suitability for the procedure can be properly evaluated.
As part of the evaluation process, the severity of your tremor and your overall health will be assessed.
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What to Expect with Focused Ultrasound Treatment
For many patients, the result is immediate tremor improvement in their treated hand with minimal complications. Studies have shown patients experience a measurable improvement in tremor and an increase in their quality of life with significant improvements in tasks like writing, drinking and eating. During the focused ultrasound treatment, for short periods of time you may experience nausea, pain or other sensations. There is a risk you could develop temporary or permanent numbness/tingling, imbalance, gait disturbance and muscle weakness.
For short periods of time during the focused ultrasound treatment, you may experience nausea, pain or other sensations. There is a risk that you could develop temporary or permanent numbness/tingling, imbalance, unsteadiness, gait disturbance, and muscle weakness. For more safety information, please click here