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3 Eras of Parkinson's Surgery: Destroy → Modulate → Respond
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This educational segment traces the evolution of surgical Parkinson's treatment across three paradigms: destructive lesioning, continuous deep brain stimulation (introduced in Grenoble, 1987), and modern adaptive systems that adjust stimulation based on real-time brain activity patterns.
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- Parkinson's surgery evolved from destructive ablation to reversible deep brain stimulation (DBS) starting in Grenoble, 1987.
- Modern adaptive DBS systems read real-time beta oscillations from the brain to adjust stimulation dynamically.
- The shift from 'destroy' to 'modulate' to 'respond' represents increasing precision and reversibility in functional neurosurgery.
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