Functional Flashcards

1
Q

What is the benefit of DBS for Parkinson’s disease in regard to ON and OFF time?

A

DBS may allow more 4 hr more ON time in PD without dyskinesias

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What is the first line treatment for craniocervical dystonia?

A

Botox injection

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What are signs and symptoms of baclofen withdrawal?

A

Hyperthermia, Hyperreflexia, Increased spasticity, Seizures, Delirium

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Where is the internal capsule in relation to the STN?

A

Lateral and anterior to STN

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What is the FDA approved DBS target for OCD?

A

Ventral striatum/Ventral capsule

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What are the two targets used in DBS treatment of PD? Which target has a greater effect on medication reduction?

A

STN and GPi

STN has greater effect on medication reduction

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What is the DBS structure for nociceptive pain?

A

Periaqueductal Gray

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What is the most useful physical sign to monitor when programming the DBS in patients with PD and why?

A

Rigidity. Because it is fairly constant and changes quickly depending on the setting changes (tremors are not great for this purpose because they fluctuate throughout the day)

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What is the best predictor of DBS success for PD?

A

Responsiveness to levodopa

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In studies examining GPi DBS for generalized dystonia, improvements in symptoms was seen at what time interval post-implantation?

A

3 months

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