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Non-Invasive HIFU Treatment Transforms Care for Essential Tremor Patients

The uncontrolled shaking in his hands was caused by a neurological condition known as essential tremor (ET), which affects approximately one in 300 people.

  • March 26, 2026

  • 8 min

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    Essential tremor (ET) affects hand control, impacting daily living.

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    Dr. Timothy Miller at Marcus Neuroscience Institute provides a non-invasive HIFU treatment.

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    HIFU improves quality of life by inactivating neurons causing tremors.

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    Treatment is performed inside an MRI scanner, without incisions.

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    Mr. Eagle experienced near-total tremor relief and regained everyday activities.

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    Emotional and social effects of ET can include isolation and frustration.

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    Seeking help for ET can lead to significant life changes and relief.

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Non-Invasive HIFU Treatment Transforms Care for Essential Tremor Patients

  • March 26, 2026

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