… Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is an implanted neurological device effective in treating motor
symptoms of Parkinson … care needs once enrolled, and ethical considerations that may arise. …

… Palliative care practices for DBS should be operated through the prevention and relief of …
. Surviving 10 years with deep brain stimulation for Parkinson's disease--a follow-up of 79 …

… Ethical committee approval was obtained (CS2/937; protocol … Second, for LSPD “poor
stimulation responder” patients, it … integrated care approach targeting both patient and caregiver …

… targeting different disorders, including Parkinson’s disease, … raised ethical challenges
surrounding risks and safety, … to intervene as a clinician taking care of this patient [when] these …

… –based care deep brain stimulation model was effective, safe, feasible and able to reduce
patients' … Conclusions and Relevance This study provides evidence supporting the safety and …

… of care as a highly effective treatment for advanced Parkinson… patient population have been
criticized because of ethical … that recent publications on clinical safety and efficacy of DBS …

… patient's primary neurologist (not the principal investigator), according to standard of care …
demonstration of safety and efficacy in a multicenter, pivotal trial but also lasting benefit and …

… family members and raise ethical questions about personal … with the delivery of patient-centred
care. Qualitative studies … shown to be of equivalent safety when compared with medical …

… Therefore, both from a clinical and from an ethics point of view… were compliant with our data
protection regulations. The final … take care of all the household chores or assist patients with …

… for seeking DBS surgery during the virus outbreak were routine clinical referral, personal
safety provided by hospital care, and poor control of severe PD symptoms. Most …