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Who is a Candidate for DBS?

Candidates for DBS are usually those who:
- Have a confirmed diagnosis of a DBS-treatable condition.
- Have not responded adequately to medication.
- Are in good overall health to withstand surgery.
- Have realistic expectations about the outcomes.

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