Patient Information:

• Name: Bernard Verbaan
• Diagnosis: Parkinson's Disease
• Date of Birth (D.O.B): January 1, 1945
• Gender: Male
• Country: Australia

Treatment: Minimally Invasive Brain Surgery (Functional Stereotaxy) for Parkinson's Disease, along with daily IV medication, neurological nutrition support, physical and occupational therapy sessions, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and acupuncture.

Medical History:

In November 2006, Mr. Bernard Verbaan and his family first noticed changes in his gait, which was shuffling and dragging. Over time, he developed tremors in his right hand, difficulty writing, slow walking, and speech impairment due to Parkinson's Disease.

Preoperative Condition:

• Frequent urination and constipation
• Impaired gait with shuffling steps, leading to poor coordination
• Low, blurred voice affecting communication
• Elevated muscle tone in the right leg
• Unsteady gait and tremors

Treatment Details:

Mr. Verbaan underwent stereotactic nucleus destruction with neural growth factors as part of his minimally invasive brain surgery for Parkinson's Disease. This was supplemented with:

• Daily IV medications to manage symptoms and side effects
• Neurological nutrition and protection to support overall brain health
• Physical and occupational therapy sessions to improve motor function, coordination, and balance
• Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and acupuncture treatments for supplementary symptom relief and overall well-being

Postoperative Condition:

Following the minimally invasive brain surgery and comprehensive treatment approach, Mr. Verbaan exhibited significant improvements:

• Easier walking and better mobility for daily activities
• Louder and clearer speech compared to his preoperative condition
• Mrs. Verbaan expressed heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to the entire medical and service team at Beijing Puhua International Hospital for their dedicated care and support throughout Mr. Verbaan's treatment journey.