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Brain hemorrhage is a possible complication, as is infection. Damage to the optic tract, which carries visual messages from the eye to the brain, is a small but significant risk, and is more significant in bilateral pallidotomy.

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What are possible complications from a pallidotomy?

Hemorrhage in the brain is a possible complication, as is infection.


What are some serious conditions that may occur after eye surgery?

Other serious complications that may occur are blindness, glaucoma, or hemorrhage.


What questions should a candidate for a pallidotomy ask his doctor?

How many pallidotomies has the neurosurgeon performed?What is the surgeon's own rate of serious complications?Would deep brain stimulation of the subthalamic nucleus be appropriate for me?How will my medications change after the operation?


What is the risk of serious morbidity or mortality after a pallidotomy?

Among the best surgeons, the risk of serious morbidity or mortality is 1-2%.


What condition is taken into account when determining whether a patient should undergo a pallidotomy?

Pallidotomy is performed in patients with Parkinson's disease who are still responsive to levodopa, but who have developed disabling drug treatment complications known as motor fluctuations.


What is the fatality rate for pallidotomy?

Among the best surgeons, the risk of serious morbidity or mortality (i.e., serious consequences or death) is 1-2%.


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What weight fluctuation may occur after pallidotomy surgery?

Most patients gain weight after surgery.


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How common is hemorrhaging in pallidotomy?

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What are the morbidity and mortality rates associated with hemispherectomy?

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