Deep brain stimulation for basal ganglia disorders
Advances in application of deep brain stimulation in treatment of neuropsychological diseases
Method for intraoperative confirming target localization accuracy in deep brain stimulation
Deep brain stimulation requires placement of electrodes at specific neuroanatomical sites.
The bilateral subthalamic nucleus deep brain stimulation can improve the symptoms in patients with moderate or advanced Parkinson's Disease
The prospect of the chip is emerging from progress in deep brain stimulation, in which tiny shocks from implanted electrodes are given to the brain.
Dr Jackson said the concept is similar to deep brain stimulation, which has proven to have therapeutic benefits for patient’s suffering from conditions such as Parkinson’s disease.
DEEP brain stimulation has long been psychiatry's black magic: stick electrodes into a region linked to mental illness, deliver rapid pulses of weak current, and voila!
Deep brain stimulation has shown promise in treatments of Parkinson's disease, epilepsy and depression, but it has a number of side effects, stemming in part from its lack of specificity.
