Dystonia and Peripheral Nerve Surgery in the Cervical Area

Tretyak's procedure appears to be an excellent additional surgical procedure in terms of improvement of the outcomes of the "classic" Bertrand microsurgical denervation of the muscles of the neck in patients with the latero- and torticollis subtypes of spasmodic torticollis; staging of surgical denervation of muscles of the neck in the treatment of patients with the latero- and torticollis subtypes of spasmodic torticollis allows the surgeon to precisely evaluate the outcomes of previously conducted procedures, individualize the surgical approach by providing the necessary time and space to create a well-defined plan and thoroughly define the aims of further surgical denervation.

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Central and Peripheral Neurosurgical Ablative Techniques for Hypertonia

Ghany¹,

Nada²

2019

Functional Neurosurgery and Neuromodulation

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Dystonia and Peripheral Nerve Surgery in the Cervical Area

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Effectiveness of selective peripheral denervation in combination with pallidal deep brain stimulation for the treatment of cervical dystonia

Effectiveness of selective peripheral denervation in combination with pallidal deep brain stimulation for the treatment of cervical dystonia

Denervation and myotomy of muscles of the omotrapezoid triangle of the neck improve the outcomes of surgical treatment of laterocollis and torticollis subtypes of spasmodic torticollis: 58 case analysis

Central and Peripheral Neurosurgical Ablative Techniques for Hypertonia

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