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症例報告: 中央脳卒中後の痛みの際の,ペリアクエドゥクタルのグレーとベントラルの後部タラムスの非対称的な二重標的深部脳刺激による多次元鎮痛

Shiming Wan1,2, Kanglin Liu1,2, Jiaxi Zhao1,2

  • 1The Department of Neurosurgery, The Affiliated Hospital of Southwest Medical University, Luzhou, China.

Neurology and therapy
|September 6, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

二重標的深層脳刺激 (DBS) は,患者の中枢性脳卒中後の痛みを効果的に治療しました. このアプローチは 周水管のグレーとタラムスを標的とし 痛みやうつ病の症状を 大幅に軽減しました

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中枢脳卒中後の痛み組み合わせた刺激脳の深部刺激ペリアクエドゥクトアルグレーベントラ後部タラムス

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