New DBS Brain Pacemaker Improves Movement for People with Parkinson's

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Oct 1, 202400:03:00Health

UCSF researchers have conducted successful trials of an experimental adaptive deep brain stimulation (aDBS) device that responds to a person with Parkinson’s symptoms in real time. Using data techniques and custom algori...

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