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This project investigates closed-loop deep brain stimulation techniques for treating Parkinson’s disease. By targeting abnormal neural activity while preserving normal functions, it aims to improve motor control in patients through real-time adjustments based on brain activity.
Parkinson’s disease is a frequent and disabling neurological disorder, which heavily impairs patients’ ability to perform and control movements.
Electrical stimulation of a deep-seated brain region, the subthalamic nucleus (STN), has been shown to significantly improve patients’ motor function and quality of life.
Recent technological advances in deep brain stimulation (DBS) render it possible to adjust electrical stimulation of the STN to ongoing brain activity, referred to as closed-loop DBS.…
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