New brain mapping tech aims to sharpen ultrasound treatment for shaking hands
NCT ID NCT06331052
Summary
This study is testing an improved version of a non-surgical, FDA-approved ultrasound treatment for essential tremor, a condition that causes uncontrollable shaking. Researchers are using advanced 3D brain mapping to more precisely target and destroy the tiny brain area causing the tremor, hoping to improve effectiveness and reduce side effects. The study will involve 24 adults whose tremor is not well-controlled by medications.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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