Brain stimulations help tourettes sufferers
VOICED: Doctors carrying out pioneering brain surgery in the UK have successfully helped to moderate the uncontrollable shaking caused by Tourettes syndrome. A groundbreaking electrode implanted in the brain has shown remarkable results in reducing involuntary tics in some patients. Interior shots of Jayne Bargent suffering from tourettes syndrome, having trouble walking. Interior shots of surgeon working on brain operation. Graphics showing operation. Interviews with Ludwig Zrinzo, Neurosurgeon, Jayne Bargent and Dr Tom Foltynie. Interior shots of Jayne showing how cured and kissing her partner. Brain stimulations help tourettes sufferers on December 23, 2011 (Footage by Sky News/Getty Images)
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December 23, 2011
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