… or non-motor symptoms. As DBS may worsen thinking or memory problems, it’s not recommended for people with dementia. … also may do detailed memory/thinking testing to detect any problems that could worsen with DBS. If your doctors do … guide the electrodes to the right spot while a person is asleep. Each method has its pros and cons and may not be …

… a patient typically is awake, but some centers do offer asleep DBS. FUS is a one-time procedure (or two-time if … unable to undergo invasive surgery because of other medical problems. Others may not want to manage the logistics of DBS …

… Montreal, Canada   Stephen will complete a fellowship in sleep with the goal of merging care and research on sleep and movement disorders at the University of Toronto. He will focus on sleep neurology and early risk factors of brain disease.   …

… bleeding from the incision, especially if you have bleeding problems or take blood thinners. If this happens, contact …

… and easing off when things are good — could alleviate some problems that patients have with this therapy. The Michael … can trigger some side effects such as dyskinesia, speech problems or depression. With DBS, you can improve the …

… and disability reducing accordingly and improved sleep duration and quality. The NEXT project is key to the …