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Research: Functional, Stereotactic and Epilepsy Laboratory
Emory movement disorder research under Dr. Robert E. Gross enjoys a significant presence on the national scene and is one of the first three National Institutes of Health Parkinson's Centers. The Functional Neurosurgery Laboratories at Emory are concerned with researching conditions where central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) function is abnormal, although the structure or anatomy is normal. Examples of such conditions are pain and movement disorders (Parkinson's disease and tremor).
To learn more about Epilepsy, visit the Emory Epilepsy Center website.
To learn more about Movement Disorders, visit the Emory Movement Disorders Center website.
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