… styles), and social attitudes (eg, moral attitudes, prejudice) in which ABCD patterns are …
Thus, this method may have the potential to capture what patients care about qualitatively …

… Associations of clinical features with mortality after deep brain stimulation in patients … since
patients without dementia were initially considered indications for DBS, the onset of dementia …

… While the efficacy and safety of DBS for TRD continues to be … Clinical and ethical concerns
have been voiced about the … in Parkinson’s disease patients following subthalamic deep-…

… The ethical implications of potential effects of deep brain … concerns, beyond bodily harms
associated with safety … by subthalamic nucleus stimulation in a patient with Parkinson’s disease. …

… Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is an approved … to protect the patient and his/her privacy
from external pressures. This balance seems even more difficult to achieve in a psychiatric care …

… [he] feared for the safety of the stimulator”. In the same vein, … have been pointed out as a
potential ethical issue [33, 34] … it would have suggested a possible dementia associated with PD […

… The present study suggests that higher frontal abilities may act as a protective factor for axial
… antiparkinsonian medications, absence of dementia, major ongoing psychiatric illness and …

… type, the right target for stimulation and the right patient selection. The review, therefore, …
as patient characteristics, target characteristics, pros and cons of different DBS strategies, safety …

… on DBS safety and efficacy, but the patient's perspective on the … a “concern” or “serious
concern” by 82% (23/28) of the patients … reviewed and approved by Ruijin Ethical Committee. The …

… neuropsychiatric disorders including Parkinson disease (PD), … coverage and communication
on safety and performance. It … desirable (eg, in patients with dementia or physical disability) …