Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) for Parkinson’s Disease, Essential Tremor, and Epilepsy

Deep brain stimulation (DBS) can help reset faulty brain signals that cause symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, essential tremor, and epilepsy. In this procedure, also called neuromodulation, doctors implant a device that produces electrical impulses to disrupt irregular brain signals that cause involuntary movements. Stanford Health Care’s sophisticated technology and data-driven approach enable us to program your stimulator settings for optimal results.
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Deep Brain Stimulation: stanfordhealthcare.org/medica...
Dr. Vivek Buch, Neurosurgeon: stanfordhealthcare.org/doctor...

[@IvanTheGreat555]

Bro, this is my doctor, and I had this surgery back in September of 2023. This is the best thing I've done.

[@mr.johnzussino6217]

Great video - thanks:)

[@tonytahmasebi1926]

I have been asking one simple question for the past 3 years and not even one dicent doctor had a curtucy to answer my question....so let's try it for the 101 times . My question is. DOES DBS ALSO STOP THE TREMORS OF HEAD AND LEGS AS WELL AS HANDS? AND I WON'T HOLD MY BREATH....THANKS

[@nharr6107]

I just had it done for head tremors & it does work! I am about 3 weeks out & already am so glad I did it!