[ad_1]
Riyadh – Harmony:
King Saud Medical City, represented by the Children's Hospital, has successfully developed the recently developed nerve stimulation device for a child with recurrent epileptic seizures for six years.
Dr. Amal Al-Qassimi, head of the Department of Neurology at Children's Hospital, explained that distal nerve stimulation was a well-known method as an alternative to epilepsy surgery, pointing out that this device was related to the control of heart rate and automatic dependence on the occurrence of epileptic seizures, as it was differentiated from the old stimulating device. Externally by a magnetic device when the crisis occurs.
Dr. Al-Qasimi pointed out that the patient passes before transplanting this device into a number of tests, including magnetic radiation and planning, and then begins medical treatment first. If the patient is not stabilized and still suffers from continuous attacks, one of the surgical treatments, including the implantation of the catalyst.
Dr. Al-Qasimi explained that a specialized medical team with the participation of neurosurgery consultants d. Ali Bin Salma, Dr. Fahd Al Otaibi, has installed the device developed. This process is a programmed device of the size of the battery placed under the skin, at the top of the chest.
Dr. Al-Qasimi pointed out that the process was successful and that the child came out of the hospital in good health and was supervised by the neurology clinic.
Source link
