… , without significant dementia (based on the clinician judgement), and not living in a chronic
… the personal care path. The study was conducted after approval from the institutional ethics …

… 30% chance of early-stage dementia with Parkinson’s. What … studies, and a pivotal safety
and efficacy study is needed to … Unlike the standard-of-care DBS patients in this study as well …

… promise to improve the perioperative care of persons with Parkinson’s disease … Ethics
Committee of the QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute waived review (ID: P1569). Ethics …

… Exclusion criteria for patients included dementia and severe … in patient personality following
DBS were a concern for some… enjoy activities independently and security leaving their loved …

… Ethical issues in experimental treatments for psychiatric disorders: Lessons from deep brain
stimulation… in the treatment of movement disorders, primarily Parkinson’s disease (PD), and …

… , to stage 5, which leads to total paralysis and dementia. … , addressing at the same time the
ethical issues that arise due to … For example, patients with DBS are called upon to protect both …

… patients and caregivers toward deep brain stimulation (DBS) in Parkinson’s disease (PD). …
In a recent quantitative study, PD patients reported uncertain efficacy and not having …

… duration, younger age, absence of dementia and stable psychiatric conditions seem to …
Stimulation data and safety … This study has been approved by the local ethics committee and has …

… concern about DBS is how it affects cognitive performance. Indeed, exclusion criteria include
dementia or … At three months after DBS the patient may not be completely recovered (micro-…

… any expected gains and to protect those who are too vulnerable … Ethical considerations in
deep brain stimulation for psychiatric … Acute dementia after deep brain stimulation in Parkinson …