deep brain stimulation

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.

Frequently asked queries:

What is Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS)?

How Does DBS Work?

What Conditions Can DBS Treat?

What are the Benefits of DBS?

What are the Risks and Side Effects?

How is DBS Surgery Performed?

Who is a Candidate for DBS?

What Happens After Surgery?

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What are vision problems in the context of neurology?

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What are the Long-term Effects?

Can neurological vision problems be prevented?

What are the types of DMTs available?

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