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More than a month later, Alex comes back to Beth Israel Deaconess to have his electrodes turned on. They are powered by batteries implanted in his chest. Only now can he begin to find out whether the treatment will work. Dr. Daniel Tarsy, a specialist in movement disorders, helps Alex walk to see how his muscles are moving before the electrodes begin to take effect.
More than a month later, Alex comes back to Beth Israel Deaconess to have his electrodes turned on. They are powered by batteries implanted in his chest. Only now can he begin to find out whether the treatment will work. Dr. Daniel Tarsy, a specialist in movement disorders, helps Alex walk to see how his muscles are moving before the electrodes begin to take effect.
(Bill Greene/Globe Staff)
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