@petroskattou: 🧠🇦🇹 VIENNA, AUSTRIA | SOZO Brain Center 🌟 Over 20 Years of Severe Dystonia – A Remarkable Functional Improvement For more than 20 years, this patient lived with severe generalized dystonia, involving the orofacial muscles, tongue (lingual dystonia), jaw (oromandibular dystonia), neck, trunk, and body. ❌ Unable to drink a simple glass of water ❌ Severe swallowing (transfer dysphagia) caused by involuntary muscle spasms trapping food in the mouth ❌ Painful tongue and jaw contractions ❌ Difficulty chewing, swallowing, speaking, and eating independently ❌ Severe disability with major loss of daily function Despite treatment at multiple neurological centers, extensive medication, and alternative or holistic therapies, there was no meaningful clinical improvement. At SOZO Brain Center Vienna, the patient received a personalized investigational neuromodulation program using the FNON® (Functional Network Operating Neuromodulation) methodology with: 🧠 Transcranial Pulse Stimulation (TPS) ⚡ HDC-STIM personalized tDCS montage Functional improvements observed: ✅ Marked reduction in dystonic movements ✅ Improved swallowing function ✅ Able to drink independently from a glass ✅ Improved eating and oral motor control ✅ Significant improvement in quality of life and daily function This post describes an individual patient experience. Responses vary between patients, and these observations should not be interpreted as guaranteed outcomes. 📍 SOZO Brain Center Vienna 🏥 Ghegastraße 3, 3rd Floor, 1030 Vienna, Austria ☎️ +43 1 928 4446 🌐 www.sozo-vienna.at⁠ 🌍 International Patient Department 📞 Mrs. Rita El Ferekh (WhatsApp & Mobile) 📱 +357 96 069907 📧 [email protected] 👨‍⚕️ Medical Team • Sir Petros Kattou – Chief Neuromodulation Officer • Dr. Helmut Retzek – Medical Director • Dr. Christoph Neumüller – Neurologist • Dr. Runa Rahman-Oshiga • Dr. Sigrun Eberth ##Dystonia##GeneralizedDystonia##OromandibularDystonia##LingualDystonia##MovementDisorders

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