Probabilistic mapping of deep brain stimulation in childhood dystonia.
Probabilistic mapping of deep brain stimulation in childhood dystonia.
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儿童肌张力障碍的深部脑刺激的概率图。
DOI:
10.1016/j.parkreldis.2022.11.006
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
4.1
通讯作者:
Lumsden DE
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Lumsden DE
ObjectivesIn adults with dystonia Probabilistic Stimulation Mapping (PSM) has identified putative “sweet spots” for stimulation. We aimed to apply PSM to a cohort of Children and Young People (CYP) following DBS surgery.MethodsPre-operative MRI and post-operative CT images were co-registered for 52 CYP undergoing bilateral pallidal DBS (n = 31 genetic/idiopathic dystonia, and n = 21 Cerebral Palsy (CP)). DBS electrodes (n = 104) were automatically detected, and Volumes of Tissue Activation (VTA) derived from individual patient stimulation settings. VTAs were normalised to the MNI105 space, weighted by percentage improvement in Burke-Fahn-Marsden Dystonia Rating scale (BFMDRS) at one-year post surgery and mean improvement was calculated for each voxel.ResultsFor the genetic/idiopathic dystonia group, BFMDRS improvement was associated with stimulation across a broad volume of the GPi. A spatial clustering of the upper 25th percentile of voxels corresponded with a more delineated volume within the posterior ventrolateral GPi. The MNI coordinates of the centroid of this volume (X = −23.0, Y = −10.5 and Z = −3.5) were posterior and superior to the typical target for electrode placement. Volume of VTA overlap with a previously published “sweet spots” correlated with improvement following surgery. In contrast, there was minimal BFMDRS improvement for the CP group, no spatial clustering of efficacious clusters and a correlation between established “sweet spots” could not be established.ConclusionsPSM in CYP with genetic/idiopathic dystonia suggests the presence of a “sweet spot” for electrode placement within the GPi, consistent with previous studies. Further work is required to identify and validate putative “sweet spots” across different cohorts of patients.
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DOI:
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发表时间:
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