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Overview One of the leading neurosurgeon in Patna , Bihar describes SDR as a procedure in which a neurosurgeon cuts selective nerve roots, a process termed as rhizotomy, along with the nerve fibers located just outside the backbone (spinal column) that send sensory messages from the muscles to the spinal cord. SDR, as the expert explains, is used to treat severe spasticity of the legs that interferes with movement or positioning. By cutting only the sensory nerve rootlets causing the spasticity, muscle stiffness is decreased, while other functions remain intact. The neurosurgeon mentioned above is one of the best neurosurgeon in India . This article has been written with the help of this specialist. Many thanks to him. People Who Are NOT Candidates for SDR The neurologist surgeon explains that the following people are not candidates for SDR. ·        Patients who have experienced meningitis, congenital brain infection, congenit...

Introduction Although both these conditions sound similar, they are actually different, according to gastroenterologists in Patna . This blog will help identify the differences between diaphragm spasms and diaphragmatic flutters. The blog has been written with the help of gastro-experts at one of the best hospital for gastroenterology in India. Diaphragm Spasms A diaphragm spasm is a sudden, involuntary contraction that often causes a fluttering feeling in the chest. It is also common to experience a temporary tightness in the chest or difficulty breathing during the spasm. There are several potential causes of a diaphragm spasm. The most common of these is a sudden blow to the abdomen or chest. Strikes to the chest are particularly frequent in contact sports such as rugby or boxing. Although the symptoms can be uncomfortable, they will usually pass within a few minutes. Diaphragmatic Flutters Diaphragmatic flutter is a rare condition that causes fr...