Abstract
The surgical treatment of movement disorders has evolved from crude, nonimaged lesioning in the brain to deep brain stimulation (DBS) in which complex, high-frequency electrical impulses are delivered to anatomically precise locations within the deep nuclei of the brain. This chapter describes the DBS procedure as well as expected outcomes and risks.
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