RNS modifications to eliminate stimulation-triggered signs or symptoms (STS): Case series and practical guide.

RNS modifications to eliminate stimulation-triggered signs or symptoms (STS): Case series and practical guide.
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10.1016/j.yebeh.2020.107327
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2020-11
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Epilepsy & behavior : E&B
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Drees C
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作者:
Hixon AM;Brown MG;McDermott D;Destefano S;Abosch A;Kahn L;Ojemann S;Drees C

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Responsive neurostimulation (RNS) for intractable epilepsy involves placement of electrodes onto or into the brain that detect seizure activity and then deliver a current to abort a seizure before it spreads. Successful RNS treatment can deliver hundreds of stimulations per day, which are generally unnoticeable to patients. Uncommonly, RNS electrodes may result in stimulation of brain regions or peripheral structures that causes uncomfortable sensory or motor effects, a phenomenon we refer to as stimulation-triggered signs or symptoms (STS). Occurrence of STS may limit the ability to use RNS to full capacity to reduce seizures. In this case series, we describe STS in six out of 58 (10.3%) RNS patients at our institution. To eliminate or minimize STS, we developed a protocol for modification of RNS parameters. Modifying RNS stimulation was associated with reduced STS in all six patients, five had adjustment of stimulation settings, one of lead position. Five out of six patients were able to undergo further optimization of RNS for improved seizure control after reduction of symptoms. One patient had recurrent STS that prevented further increase of RNS stimulation current. This study may help other medical teams in identifying and reducing STS in patients with epilepsy receiving RNS devices.
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