Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) Applications
by Tipu Aziz, Alex Green (eds)
Publisher: MDPI AG 2017
ISBN-13: 9783038425397
Number of pages: 280
Description:
The issue is dedicated to applications of Deep Brain Stimulation and, in this issue, we would like to highlight the new developments that are taking place in the field. These include the application of new technology to existing indications, as well as 'new' indications. We would also like to highlight the most recent clinical evidence from international multicentre trials. The issue will include articles relating to movement disorders, pain, psychiatric indications, as well as emerging indications that are not yet accompanied by clinical evidence.
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