Abstract
Deep brain stimulation (DBS) programming can be time intensive and requires expert review of patient symptoms and side effects for each tested setting. Previous pilot studies have demonstrated that motion sensor-based computer-guided DBS programming can identify stimulation parameters that significantly improve tremor and bradykinesia with minimal clinician involvement [1–3]. We carried out a study to evaluate a novel sensor-based functional mapping (SBFM) medical device system for guiding DBS programming.
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