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Essential Tremor Clinical Study Centers

The following medical centers are participating in the clinical study of the Libra® DBS System to treat arm and/or hand tremor in adults with essential tremor.

These centers have agreed to have their contact information posted on this website. They can explain the study and determine if you or someone you care for is a candidate for the study.

Movement Disorder Center Name	City/State	Contact
University of Alabama at Birmingham	Birmingham, Alabama	Barton L. Guthrie, MD Department of Neurosurgery 205-934-8136 Stephanie Guthrie, CRNP 205-934-0683
Huntington Hospital Department of Clinical Research	Pasadena, California	Igor Fineman, MD Jennifer Birch, MP, MSN, ACNP 626-535-9552 Helen Van 626-397-3878
Univ. of CA SanFrancisco / San Francisco VA Medical Center	San Francisco, California	Jill Ostrem, MD Monica Volz, RN – UCSF 415-502-3576 Susan Heath, RN - VA 415-221-4810 ext 2505
Mayo Clinic Jacksonville, Department of Neurology	Jacksonville, Florida	Ryan Uitti, MD Audrey Strongosky 904-953-6096
Oakwood Hospital & Medical Center	Royal Oak, Michigan	Fred Junn, MD 248-551-2500
Columbia University Medical Center, Neurological Institute	New York, New York	Blair Ford, MD Linda Winfield, RN, MPH 212-305-0549
University of Rochester Neurology	Rochester, New York	Fred Marshall, MD Carol Zimmerman, RN 585-341-7500
Baylor College of Medicine	Houston, Texas	Joseph Jankovic, MD 713-798-8655 jej@bcm.tmc.edu Christine Hunter, R.N. 713-798-3951 chunter@bcm.tmc.edu
Loma Linda University School of Medicine Department of Neurology	Loma Linda, California	David Swope, MD Dee Moses, RN
University of Florida	Gainesville, Florida	Michael S. Okun, MD, Cami Schwartz

If you are interested in participating but do not see a site near you, contact ANS at 1-888-859-0008, essentialtremor@ans-medical.com. Additional sites may be added to this clinical study.