P-1127 - Minimal invasive psychosurgery

P-1127 refers to a minimally invasive psychosurgery technique explored for use in some individuals with autism. The procedure focuses on addressing cerebral blood flow (CBF) issues observed in some autism cases. It involves a technique called revascularization, which redirects blood flow by ligating branches of the external carotid artery, enhancing brain perfusion. Preliminary studies on a small group of children indicated improvements in neurological and psychological outcomes, though the research is very limited and still experimental​. This technique remains investigational and is not widely accepted or applied in mainstream autism treatments.