Anesthetic care improves outcomes in patients with movement disorders, indicating the need for collaboration and planning.
Anesthetic care for patients with movement disorders spans a broad clinical spectrum, from routine surgery to deep brain stimulation implantation and subsequent procedures in patients with implanted devices. Optimal outcomes depend on multidisciplinary collaboration, individualized anesthetic planning, and meticulous perioperative management to minimize neurologic and device-related complications.
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