Deep Brain Stimulation – Measuring electrodes against Parkinson's disease

We cannot heal Parkinson’s disease yet, all we can do is alleviate the symptoms. One possibility to do this are implantable electrodes that stimulate part of the brain and counteract the characteristic tremor. In our current video, Prof. Cordula Matthies and Prof. Jens Volkmann from the University Hospital Würzburg explain how this stimulation can be targeted better with a new electrode generation.

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Deep Brain Stimulation – Measuring electrodes against Parkinson's disease

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