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Change in deep brain stimulation effect in Parkinson’s disease after replacement with a new generation neurostimulator

2026-05-03

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Parkinson’s disease patients may experience a different therapeutic effect after replacement of the Medtronic Activa® deep brain stimulation neurostimulator with the newer Percept™ model, which features multiple independent current sources and constant-current control. We analyzed patient-reported therapeutic effect changes after Activa®-to-Percept™ replacements (AP, n=52) across six Dutch DBS-centers, comparing a...

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Literature Corpus work: cfb4146e-7348-589b-836e-ad9eb3788c56
DOI: 10.64898/2026.05.01.26352067

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