Pain related to MRgFUS: a merely minor transient adverse event?
Authors:
- Paolo AmamiPAPaolo Amami
- Sara PrioniSPSara Prioni
- Marco Fusar PoliMPMarco Fusar Poli
- Riccardo PascuzzoRPRiccardo Pascuzzo
- Elisa BocchiEBElisa Bocchi
- Nico Golfrè AndreasiNANico Golfrè Andreasi
- Grazia DevigiliGDGrazia Devigili
- Roberto CiliaRCRoberto Cilia
- Sara RinaldoSRSara Rinaldo
- Vincenzo LeviVLVincenzo Levi
- Francesco GhielmettiFGFrancesco Ghielmetti
- Marina GrisoliMGMarina Grisoli
- 19 April 2024
- journal article
- letter
- Published by BMJ in Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry
- Vol. 95 (10) , 988-990
Abstract
This study aimed to evaluate the intensity of head pain associated with sonication. In particular, we were interested in identifying predictive factors of high-intensity head pain as it could be a source of interference with the procedure. Furthermore, we explored eventual dissociative or post-traumatic consequences related to high-intensity pain during MRgFUS.Keywords
Funding Information
- Ministero della Salute (Ricerca Corrente)
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