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A 47-year-old man was the first in the world to be treated outside of a study setting with a new technique for the symptoms of Parkinson's disease, Amsterdam UMC reports. This technique is called Adaptive DBS (aDBS) and delivers so-called pulses (shocks) to the brain when necessary.

Een 47-jarige man is deze week in Amsterdam als eerste ter wereld buiten studieverband behandeld met een nieuwe techniek tegen de verschijnselen van de ziekte van Parkinson, meldt Amsterdam UMC. Deze heet Adaptieve DBS (aDBS) en geeft zogenoemde pulsen (schokjes) aan de hersenen als die nodig blijken.

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The Amsterdam UMC was the first in the world to treat a patient with a new method for Parkinson's. A 47-year-old man underwent the treatment that was 'tailor-made' for him by means of a new form of brain stimulation. The use of brain stimulation for Parkinson's disease is not new, it has been done for about thirty years. In this method, electrodes are placed in the brain that continuously emit a pulse, which reduces the symptoms of the movement …

Het Amsterdam UMC heeft als eerste ter wereld een patiënt behandeld met een nieuwe methode tegen parkinson. Een 47-jarige man onderging de behandeling die 'op maat gemaakt' was voor hem door middel van een nieuwe vorm van hersenstimulatie. Het gebruik van hersenstimulatie bij de ziekte van Parkinson is niet nieuw, dat wordt al zo'n dertig jaar gedaan. Daarbij worden elektroden in de hersenen geplaatst die voortdurend een puls afgeven, waardoor d…

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IPN develops electrodes to improve Parkinson's treatments The IPN project not only aims to reduce costs, but also to improve treatment efficiency Sunday, January 12, 2025 Sunday, January 12, 2025 Xóchitl Montero IPN develops electrodes to improve Parkinson's treatments Nation The National Polytechnic Institute (IPN) has taken an important step in the field of neuroscience by developing ultra-thin electrodes, aimed at improving deep brain stimula…

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El Instituto Politécnico Nacional (IPN) ha dado un paso importante en el ámbito de la neurociencia al desarrollar electrodos ultradelg…

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Mexico City, January 12.-With the objective that more people with Parkinson's have an alternative in the treatment of their disease, the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN) developed electrodes (medical devices that emit electric pulses) at affordable costs.

Ciudad de México, 12 de enero.-Con el objetivo de que más personas que padecen Parkinson tengan una alternativa en el tratamiento de su enfermedad, el Instituto Politécnico Nacional (IPN) desarrolló electrodos (dispositivos médicos que emiten pulsos eléctricos) a costos accesibles. El doctor Christopher René Torres San Miguel, titular del proyecto de investigación en la Escuela Superior de Ingeniería Mecánica y Eléctrica (ESIME) Unidad Zacatenco…

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Medtronic has announced CE Mark approval in the European Union and the United Kingdom for its BrainSense Adaptive deep brain stimulation (aDBS) and BrainSense Electrode Identifier (EI).

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Yesterday, the Amsterdam UMC was the first in the world to treat a patient with a new, 'custom-made' Parkinson's treatment method. This was done with adaptive brain stimulation, in which electrodes send pulses to the brain when the patient's brain itself asks for it. 'A very special day', says Martijn Beudel, neurologist at the Amsterdam UMC.

Het Amsterdam UMC heeft gisteren als eerste ter wereld een patiënt behandeld met een nieuwe, 'op maat gemaakte' parkinsonbehandelmethode. Dat werd gedaan met adaptieve hersenstimulatie, waarbij elektroden pulsen sturen naar de hersenen wanneer de hersenen van de patiënt er zelf om vragen. 'Een heel bijzondere dag', zegt Martijn Beudel, neuroloog aan het Amsterdam UMC.

Amsterdam UMC helpt eerste patiënt met nieuwe parkinsonbehandeling 'op maat'

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Medtronic's groundbreaking BrainSense™ adaptive DBS system, the world's first closed-loop brain stimulation technology, receives European approval for Parkinson's treatment.

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The National Polytechnic Institute (IPN) developed ultra-thin electrodes useful in deep brain stimulation to improve the functionality and quality of life of those suffering from diseases such as parkinson, a neurodegenerative condition that usually has as symptoms tremor, stiffness, slowness and gait disorders, as well as epilepsy. Dr. Christopher René Torres San Miguel, head of the research project that is carried out at the Higher School of M…

El Instituto Politécnico Nacional (IPN) desarrolló electrodos ultradelgados útiles en la estimulación cerebral profunda para mejorar la funcionalidad y calidad de vida de quienes padecen enfermedades como el parkinson, afección neurodegenerativa que suele tener como síntomas temblor, rigidez, lentitud y trastornos de la marcha, así como epilepsia. El doctor Christopher René Torres San Miguel, titular del proyecto de investigación que se realiza …

Bristol surgeon one of first to conduct 'game changing' Parkinson's treatment

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