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Restorative Neurosurgery From Motion to Emotion Kendall Lee, M.D., Ph.D. Department of Neurosurgery Mayo Clinic. Neuromodulation (Deep Brain Stimulation). Established for: Parkinson’s Disease (STN, GPi) Dystonia (GPi) Tremor (Vim Thalamus) Emerging treatment for:
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Restorative Neurosurgery From Motion to Emotion Kendall Lee, M.D., Ph.D. Department of Neurosurgery Mayo Clinic
Neuromodulation (Deep Brain Stimulation) Established for: • Parkinson’s Disease (STN, GPi) • Dystonia (GPi) • Tremor (Vim Thalamus) Emerging treatment for: • Epilepsy (Anterior Thalamus) • Tourette’s Syndrome (CM Thalamus) • Obsessive compulsive disorder • Depression (Area 25) • Chronic Pain (PAG/PVG, Thalamus) • Chronic Pain (Motor cortex)
Neuromodulation • >60 thousand DBS implants • Stimulation 24 hrs a day - 7 days a week • Immediate reduction in tremors However, • Time consuming surgery without feedback • Difficulty programming without feedback • Unknown mechanism of action Need a Closed-Loop Feedback System • Better targeting of electrode of implant HOW TO GET THERE? • Neuroelectricalmonitoring • Neurochemical monitoring
Real-Time Neurochemical Recordings Electrochemistry Fast-Scan Cyclic Voltammetry (FSCV) 8
Fast-Scan Cyclic Voltammetry 1.0 -0.4 -0.4 Voltage
Real-Time Neurochemical Recordings 1.0V -0.4V Applied Potential (V) DA Measured Current (uA) DA DA oxidation reduction Background subtracted cyclic voltammogram Pseudo colorplot
Universal Electrochemistry Instruments system: the University of North Carolina
Wireless Instantaneous Neurotransmitter Concentration Sensor System (WINCS) Hardware Software Mayo Clinic Dopamine Adenosine Serotonin
Wireless Instantaneous Neurotransmitter Concentration Sensor System (WINCS): Mayo Clinic B. A. (implanted) SENSOR C. WINCS (external) (remote) HOMEBASE
Concept - Intraoperative Neurochemical Monitoring during Deep Brain Stimulation Surgery
Part I Human WINCS Recording Studies (Dr. Lee’s work)
Part I Human WINCS Recording Studies (Dr. Lee’s work)