Description
Deep Brain Stimulation addresses the practical tips required to program and manage deep brain stimulation devices in the clinic. The number of deep brain stimulation devices worldwide will soon eclipse 200,000 and is an approved surgical treatment for medically refractory neurological movement disorders such as Parkinson disease, tremors, and dystonia. It is, therefore, inevitable that clinicians and nurses will require the necessary tools, and exemplary real-life cases, to manage these complex patients. This book offers a case-based approach to common and uncommon neurologic problems related to deep brain stimulator problems. Each case is a clinical pearl, accompanied by a discussion as well as practical tips to improve patient management.
Table of Contents
SECTION 1.Introduction to Creative Programming TechniquesMeagen SalinasSECTION 2. TREMOR DISORDERSCase 1 Candidate Selection for Essential TremorLaura Surillo DahdahCase 2 DBS Programming for Essential TremorBrent BluettCase 3 Utilizing DBS to Improve Orthostatic TremorAnhar HassanCase 4 Bilateral VIM-Thalamic DBS for Medication-refractory Orthostatic TremorMitra Afshari & Jill OstremCase 5 Rebound Tremor Following a Sub-optimally Placed VIM DBSParul Jindal & Joohi Jimenez-ShahedCase 6 Symptomatic Cystic Lesion Following DBS SurgeryVibhash Sharma & Shilpa ChitnisSECTION 3. PARKINSON'S DISEASECase 7 Candidate Selection for DBS for Parkinson's DiseaseLaura Surillo DahdahCase 8 DBS Programming for Parkinson's DiseaseRaja MehannaCase 9 Target Selection for Parkinson's Disease with Medication Refractory Unilateral Resting TremorFuyuko Sasaki & Genko OyamaCase 10 Genetic Mutations and DBSJared Hinkle & Zoltan MariCase 11 Issues to Consider When Mild Cognitive Impairment is Revealed in Pre-operative ScreeningSushma Kola & Anhar HassanCase 12 Use of the STN and GPi Deep Brain Stimulation Targets in the Same Parkinson's Patient: Patient Specific TargetingShabbir Hussain I. Merchant & Nora Vanegas-ArroyaveCase 13 Medication-Refractory Parkinsonian Tremor Requiring Dual Lead Implantation for Tremor ControlAnhar HassanCase 14 Use of Constant Current Mode to Allow Both Monopolar and Bipolar Interleaving at a Single ContactMeredith Spindler & Lana ChahineCase 15 STN-DBS May Improve Pain in the Setting of Parkinson's DiseaseAnjali Gera/Gian PalCase 16 DBS Responsive Camptocormia in Parkinson's DiseaseElena Call & Helen Bronte-StewartCase 17 Deactivation of One STN-DBS Device to Address Brittle Ipsilateral Dyskinesia in a Patient with Tremor-Dominant Parkinson's DiseaseJulia Kroth & Sergiu GroppaCase 18 Management of Stimulation-Induced Dyskinesia in Parkinson Disease with Interleaving Programming SettingsVibhash Sharma & Rajesh PahwaCase 19 Management of Brittle Dyskinesia and DDS in Subthalamic Deep Brain StimulationJunaid Siddiqui & Jawad BajwaCase 20 Freezing of Gait after Bilateral GPi-DBS in Generalized DystoniaMariana MoskovichCase 21 GPi Stimulation-Induced Gait Disturbance and Management by Re-programmingDhanya Vijayakumar & Joohi Jimenez-ShahedCase 22 Rescue Vim DBS to Address Refractory Tremor following STN DBS with Brittle Stimulation-Induced DyskinesiaMitra Afshari & Jill OstremCase 23 Postural Instability and Gait Disorder after STN-DBS: Evaluating Disease Progression, Stimulation Settings, and MedicationJavier R. Pérez-Sánchez & Monica M. KurtisCase 24 Non-Surgical Management of an Exposed DBS LeadEthan G. Brown & Jill OstremCase 25 Steroid-Responsive Edema Interfering with DBS ProgrammingPravin Khemani & Shilpa ChitnisCase 26 The Positive Lesion Effects of Intracranial Hemorrhage on DBS Surgery OutcomeJacqueline Meystedt & David CharlesCase 27 Fibrous Scarring and DBS Lead ImplantationVinata Vedam Mai & Michael OkunCase 28 Cerebral Venous Infarction after Deep Brain Stimulation SurgeryAndi Nugraha Sendjaja & Takashi MorishitaCase 29 Open Circuits and Loss of DBS Benefit in the Setting of Parkinson's DiseaseArjun Tarakad & Joohi Jimenez-ShahedCase 30 Acute Neuropsychiatric Symptoms and Impulse Control Disorders after Subthalamic Nucleus Deep Brain StimulationAdolfo Ramirez-Zamora & Michael OkunCase 31 Improved Outcome on Interleaved Deep Brain Stimulation SettingsSvjetlana Miocinovic & Shilpa ChitnisCase 32 Deep Brain Stimulation Targeting the Ventral Intermediate Nucleus of the Thalamus for Parkinsonian Tremor and Later Adding the the Globus Pallidus Internus for Parkinson's Disease FeaturesTeri ThompsenCase 33 Expected Improvement in Sleep Quality and Unexpected Improvement in Severe Nightmares after DBS in Parkinson's DiseaseLaurice YangSECTION 4. DYSTONIACase 34 Candidate Selection for DBS for DystoniaLaura Surillo Dah DahCase 35 DBS Programming for DystoniaMitesh LotiaCase 36 Choosing a Target for DBS in Dystonia Associated Tremor: GPi, VIM, STN, Zi or a Combination of TargetsMustafa Siddiqui & Stephen B. TatterCase 37 Stimulation Induced Dyskinesia, Interleaving Settings and Management of STN DBS in DYT-1 DystoniaKyle T Mitchell & Jill OstremCase 38 Deep Brain Stimulation Targeting the Globus Pallidus Internus for Dystonic Tremor in the Setting of Generalized DystoniaTeri ThompsenSECTION 5. MISCELANEOUSCase 39 Huntington's Disease: DBS in Adult Huntington's Disease for Treatment of Axial DystoniaJessica A. Carl and Leo Verhagen MetmanCase 40 Aggressiveness: DBS for Medically Refractory Aggressive and Injurious BehaviorOscar Bernal-PachecoCase 41 Bilateral Globus Pallidus DBS for Dystonia and Dystonic Tremor in Spinocerebellar Ataxia 17Aparna Shukla and Pam ZeilmanCase 42 Deep Brain Stimulation for Disabling "Outflow" Tremors: Troubleshooting Strategies for Tremor HabituationCorneliu LucaCase 43 Tardive Dystonia and Dyskinesia Responsive to Deep Brain StimulationIrene Malaty
