Deep Brain Stimulation of the Ventral Intermediate Nucleus of the Thalamus in Writer’s Cramp: A Case Report

Neurosurgical versus neuromodulation treatment in writer’s cramps: a narrative review

“…Another case of a 62-year-old right-handed male in Colorado seeking advanced WC treatment [3]. He had no past limb injuries and no relatives with dystonia or tremor [3].…”

“…Another case of a 62-year-old right-handed male in Colorado seeking advanced WC treatment [3]. He had no past limb injuries and no relatives with dystonia or tremor [3]. He did, however, describe using his right hand frequently for handwriting and firing weapons [3].…”

“…He had no past limb injuries and no relatives with dystonia or tremor [3]. He did, however, describe using his right hand frequently for handwriting and firing weapons [3]. Hand cramping and odd handwriting when writing was the first symptoms, he experienced in his early 30s [3].…”

“…He did, however, describe using his right hand frequently for handwriting and firing weapons [3]. Hand cramping and odd handwriting when writing was the first symptoms, he experienced in his early 30s [3]. The symptoms were persistent and obtrusive, and they had hampered his ability to write with his dominant hand for the past nine years [3].…”

“…Over the last five years, his problems have worsened, affecting his ability to execute any action that requires holding objects [3]. As a result, he was rarely utilizing his right hand intended for everyday tasks [3].…”