An iconoclast in-depth analysis of the current understanding of DBS: efficacy, safety, indications, selection criteria and post-operative management. This book is an epistemic analysis of the presumptions, assumptions and fallacies. It provides the revolutionary potential and the complexity of DBS in changing healthcare delivery; the ethics are discussed in detail.
An iconoclast in-depth analysis of the current understanding of DBS: efficacy, safety, indications, selection criteria and post-operative management. This book is an epistemic analysis of the presumptions, assumptions and fallacies. It provides the revolutionary potential and the complexity of DBS in changing healthcare delivery; the ethics are discussed in detail.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Medical Director, Greenville Neuromodulation Center, The Greenville Neuromodulation Scholar in Neuroscience and Philosophy, Thiel College, Greenville, PA
Inhaltsangabe
* Chapter 1 What is Deep Brain Stimulation? * Chapter 2 Why Deep Brain Stimulation? * Chapter 3 Deep Brain Stimulation is Effective for Patients with Parkinsons Disease * Chapter 4 Identifying the Least Acceptable Deep Brain Stimulation Candidates Among Patients with Parkinson's Disease * Chapter 5 Post-operative Management of Patients with Parkinson disease * Chapter 6 Deep Brain Stimulation is Safe and Effective for Esssential Tremor * Chapter 7 Identifying the Least Acceptable Deep Brain Stimulation Candidates Among Patients with Essential Tremor * Chapter 8 Postoperative Care for Essential Tremor * Chapter 9 Deep Brain Stimulation Is Safe and Effective for Patients with Dystonia * Chapter 10 Identifying the Least Acceptable Deep Brain Stimulation Candidates Among Patients with Dystonia * Chapter 11 Post-operative Management of Patients with Dystonia * Chapter 12 Deep Brain Stimulation is Safe and Effective for Tourette's Syndrome * Chapter 13 Identifying the Least Acceptable Deep Brain Stimulation Candidates Among Patients with Tourette's Syndrome * Chapter 14 Deep Brain Stimulation for Cerebellar Outflow Tremor * Chapter 15 Deep Brain Stimulation for Hyperkinetic Disorders * Chapter 16 DBS Is Safe and Effective for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder * Chapter 17 Could Deep Brain Stimulation be effective in the Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder * Chapter 18 Deep Brain Stimulation and Insights to Pathophysiology and Physiology * Chapter 19 Ethical issues of Deep Brain Simulation * Chapter 20 The Future of Deep Brain Stimulation
* Chapter 1 What is Deep Brain Stimulation? * Chapter 2 Why Deep Brain Stimulation? * Chapter 3 Deep Brain Stimulation is Effective for Patients with Parkinsons Disease * Chapter 4 Identifying the Least Acceptable Deep Brain Stimulation Candidates Among Patients with Parkinson's Disease * Chapter 5 Post-operative Management of Patients with Parkinson disease * Chapter 6 Deep Brain Stimulation is Safe and Effective for Esssential Tremor * Chapter 7 Identifying the Least Acceptable Deep Brain Stimulation Candidates Among Patients with Essential Tremor * Chapter 8 Postoperative Care for Essential Tremor * Chapter 9 Deep Brain Stimulation Is Safe and Effective for Patients with Dystonia * Chapter 10 Identifying the Least Acceptable Deep Brain Stimulation Candidates Among Patients with Dystonia * Chapter 11 Post-operative Management of Patients with Dystonia * Chapter 12 Deep Brain Stimulation is Safe and Effective for Tourette's Syndrome * Chapter 13 Identifying the Least Acceptable Deep Brain Stimulation Candidates Among Patients with Tourette's Syndrome * Chapter 14 Deep Brain Stimulation for Cerebellar Outflow Tremor * Chapter 15 Deep Brain Stimulation for Hyperkinetic Disorders * Chapter 16 DBS Is Safe and Effective for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder * Chapter 17 Could Deep Brain Stimulation be effective in the Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder * Chapter 18 Deep Brain Stimulation and Insights to Pathophysiology and Physiology * Chapter 19 Ethical issues of Deep Brain Simulation * Chapter 20 The Future of Deep Brain Stimulation
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