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Pseudo-monopolar sensing of subthalamic beta power helps to predict optimal DBS contacts in Parkinson's Disease

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By Victoria Witzig, Annabel van der Weide, Deborah Hubers
| medRxiv
Victoria S. Witzig, Jonathan Kaplan and Bart J. Keulen have received travel support from Medtronic, unrelated to this work. Jan Roediger received speaker honoraria from Medtronic unrelated to this work. Rob M. A. de Bie received research funding from 'Stichting ParkinsonFonds', Amsterdam UMC Research Foundation, Stichting Universitas, Romo Foundation, all paid to the institution and unrelated to this work.
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Matters arising: bridging predictive algorithms and clinical practice in DBS contact selection

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By Yarit Wiggerts, Deborah Hubers, Bart J Keulen, Martijn G. J. de Neeling, Mariëlle J. Stam, Bernadette C. M. van Wijk, Maarten Bot, Rick Schuurman, Rob de Bie, Martijn Beudel, Annabel van der Weide
| Nature Verified
arising from Marjolein Muller et al. npj Parkinson’s Disease https://doi.org/10.1038/s41531-025-01092-y (2025) Optimal contact selection is a critical determinant of deep brain stimulation (DBS) outcome in Parkinson’s disease, yet it remains one of the most challenging steps in clinical practice.
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