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This study highlights the potential benefits of early surgical intervention for patients with lobar intracerebral hemorrhages, demonstrating improved functional outcomes and reduced mortality rates compared to medical management alone.

In a landmark surgical endeavor, neurosurgeons have transferred sciatic nerve components from an amputated foot to the brachial plexus, showcasing the potential of neuroplasticity in restoring hand mobility.

Sugammadex is a safe and effective medication that can be used to reverse rocuronium-induced paralysis and facilitate neurologic examination in patients with neurologic injuries. Pharmacists can play a role in ensuring that patients receive the appropriate dose of sugammadex and that it is administered in a timely manner.

Deep brain stimulation offers a new avenue for Parkinson’s treatment but comes with its own set of lifestyle and medical considerations. Equip yourself with the knowledge to guide your patients through this transformative yet complex option.

The recent ruling in favor of Dr. Boarini in a malpractice suit highlights the essential role of patient history and diligent record-keeping in legal defense. Explore the details of this case to understand its implications for medical professionals.

Recent research suggests that precise deep brain stimulation could play a pivotal role in altering the progression of early-stage Parkinson’s disease. Take a look at the study’s findings and its implications for future treatments.