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Apollo Advances Research into Non-Invasive Treatment Approaches for Severe Essential Tremor

Apollo Advances Research into Non-Invasive Treatment Approaches for Severe Essential Tremor
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Apollo Hospitals is conducting clinical research on the ZAP-X Gyroscopic Radiosurgery System to treat severe essential tremors. The study aims to provide a non-invasive alternative for patients who do not respond well to traditional medication.

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This represents a significant advancement in non-invasive neurosurgery, potentially improving quality of life for millions suffering from movement disorders.

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Apollo advances research into non-invasive treatment approaches for severe essential tremor. Positioning themselves among the early centres in South Asia to adopt the ZAP-X Gyroscopic Radiosurgery System, a technology designed for precise brain treatments. Building on its experience in treating brain tumours, the hospital is now evaluating how such advanced technologies can contribute to future treatment options for neurological disorders through clinical research.

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