Sex-related differences in the short and long-term outcome of internal pallidus stimulation for dystonia.

Neurol Sci · 2026 · PMC12811284 · PMID 41545560

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As reported in Table 1 , the percentage change in TEED from baseline to the last follow-up is significant in female patients (97.4 ± 241.1%, p ≤ 0.000), whereas in male patients the change is borderline non-significant (33.2 ± 404.3%, p = 0.054) after multiple comparison correction.

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