Evaluates a wireless endovascular deep brain stimulation system for Parkinson's disease, suggesting a battery-free, minimally invasive treatment option.
Wireless Endovascular DBS for Parkinson's Disease The cover feature illustrates an ultrasound-powered wireless endovascular deep brain stimulation (WE-DBS) system. An external ultrasound probe transmits energy through the skull to activate a stent-based electrode implanted in a cerebral vessel, generating electrical stimulation for neuromodulation of Parkinson's disease–related brain regions; this represents a minimally invasive, battery-free therapeutic strategy. See Research Article e02462 by Weiwen Wu, Youliang Wu, Ningning Li, Bingzhe Xu and co-workers for more details.
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