Sandyk, 1994 - Google Patents
Treatment of Parkinson's disease with magnetic fields reduces the requirement for antiparkinsonian medicationsSandyk, 1994
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- 11246431755662048274
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- Sandyk R
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- International Journal of Neuroscience
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Recently, I reported that extracranial treatment with picoTesla range magnetic fields (MF) is an effective, safe, and revolutionary modality in the management of Parkinsonism including those patients manifesting levodopa-induced motor complications. This treatment, which has …
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