Parkinson's Disease Clinical Trial Uses Intraoperative MRI to Guide Precision Implantation of Patients' Own Autologous Replacement Neurons

"By the time of diagnosis, it is common for people with Parkinson's to have lost the majority of dopaminergic neurons, leading to progressive loss of motor and neurological function," explained Edward Wirth III, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer of Aspen Neuroscience. "To replace these lost cells, we must target a very specific area of the brain with a high degree of surgical precision. Utilizing the latest advances in intraoperative MRI guided techniques provided by the ClearPoint system, the patient's new ce ...