Table 3 Parkinson’s disease studies with adaptive STN DBS
Author & Year | Country | Participants | Target | Design & Outcome measures | Beta band, Threshold | Results | Length of aDBS protocol | Energy consumption |
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Little et al.163 | UK | N = 8, Unilateral STN | Immediate postop, externalized leads & customized neurostimulators | aDBS, cDBS, OFF DBS, & intermittent DBS in random order, UPDRS items 20,22,23 | 13–35 Hz, Single threshold | Blinded motor scores revealed ~30% improvement for aDBS vs. cDBS | 5 min | aDBS ON time 50% less |
Rosa et al.164 | Italy | N = 1, Unilateral STN Freely moving | Immediate post op, externalized leads & customized neurostimulators | aDBS vs. cDBS, UPDRS motor, Rush Dyskinesia Rating Scale | 13–17 Hz, Single threshold | Bradykinesia & dyskinesia are both better with aDBS | 2 h | Not Reported |
Little et al.161 | UK | N = 10, Bilateral STN | Immediate post op, externalized leads & customized neurostimulators | Blinded aDBS, cDBS, OFF DBS, UPDRS motor scores | 13–35 Hz, Single threshold | aDBS improved speech intelligibility over cDBS, but not over no DBS | 15 min | aDBS on time 40% less |
Little et al.165 | UK | N = 4, Bilateral STN | Immediate post op, externalized leads & customized neurostimulators | aDBS vs. OFF DBS in random order, UPDRS motor | 3–37 Hz, Single threshold | aDBS > 40% improvement, axial & appendicular symptoms | 15 min | aDBS on time 40% lower |
Piña-Fuentes et al.166 | Netherlands | N = 1, Bilateral STN | 14 years after DBS during battery replacement, externalized leads & customized neurostimulators | aDBS vs. cDBS vs. OFF DBS | 13–30 Hz, Single threshold | Quantitative bradykinesia improved with aDBS | 12 min | Not Reported |
Rosa et al.162 | Italy | N = 10, Unilateral STN Freely moving | Immediate post op, externalized leads & customized neurostimulators | OFF DBS vs. aDBS vs. cDBS, UPDRS motor UDysRS | 13–30 Hz, Single threshold | aDBS less dyskinesia | 2 h | aDBS > 70% lower |
Arlotti et al.168 | Italy | N = 11 Unilateral STN Freely moving | Immediate post op, externalized leads & customized neurostimulators | aDBS vs. OFF DBS UPDRS, UDysRS Off meds & on meds | 11–30 Hz, Single threshold | aDBS 30% motor improvement even off meds; less dyskinesia | 8 h | Not Reported |
Arlotti et al.167 | Germany | N = 1, Bilateral STN Freely moving | 4 years after DBS when battery replacement, externalized leads connected to AlphaDBS device | aDBS, mUPDRS | 11–30 Hz, Single threshold | aDBS improved UPDRS-III score > 35% throughout | 24 h, including overnight sleep | Not Reported |
Velisar et al.170 | USA | N = 13 Uni- or Bilateral STN | fully implanted neurostimulator Medtronic Activa PC + S | aDBS, cDBS, & OFF DBS, bradykinesia (repetitive wrist flexion-extension task), tremor (motion sensor) | 13–30 Hz, dual threshold | Tremor & bradykinesia improved | 20 min | aDBS 44% lower |
Petrucci et al.171 | USA | N = 1, Bilateral STN | fully implanted neurostimulator Medtronic Summit RC + S | aDBS, cDBS, & off DBS | 13–35 Hz, Dual threshold | Freezing & step rhythmicity better with aDBS | ~30 sec | No Difference |
Piña-Fuentes et al.172 | Netherlands | N = 13, Bilateral STN | ~7 years after DBS when battery replacement, externalized leads & customized neurostimulator | aDBS, cDBS, & no DBS in random order | 13–35 Hz, single threshold | UPDRS and tremor subscores lower in cDBS and aDBS conditions; speech intelligibility better | ~ 2-5 min | aDBS used 51% of time |
Bocci et al.173 | Italy | N = 8, Bilateral STN | Immediate postop, externalized leads connected to AlphaDBS device | cDBS first day, aDBS next day, UPDRS motor, Rush dyskinesia scale | 13–30 Hz dual threshold | aDBS improved rigidity, with less dyskinesia | 8 h | aDBS 42% lower |
Gilron et al.174 | USA | N = 5, Bilateral STN Bilateral motor cortex subdural paddle electrodes | Immediate postop to several months, Full implanted Medtronic Summit RC + S | 2 subjects recorded with aDBS, 3 subjects with cDBS Cortical gamma was recorded | 13–30 Hz, Single threshold | ON time with dyskinesia reduced with aDBS over cDBS | > 2600 h | Not Reported |
He et al.175 | UK | N = 13, Bilateral STN | externalized leads & customized neurostimulators | aDBS,cDBS, no DBS | 13–30 Hz Single threshold | aDBS similar to cDBS in reaching tasks, worse in tremor | ~ 90 sec | No difference |
Oehrn et al.158 | USA | N = 4, Bilateral STN Bilateral subdural sensorimotor paddle electrodes | 1+ year after DBS, fully implanted neurostimulator Medtronic Summit RC + S | aDBS & cDBS randomized cross-over pilot trial Cortical gamma was recorded | 13–30 Hz Single threshold | Less bradykinesia, less dyskinesia, better QOL | One month | aDBS 20% higher |
Busch et al.176 | Germany | N = 12, 10 Unilateral, 2 Bilateral STN | Immediate postop, externalized leads connected to AlphaDBS device | aDBS with varying onset times for movement tasks & smoothing times for beta power, MDS-UPDRS III | 13–30 Hz, Single threshold | Beta power suppression impacted by onset time for movement tasks | 190 sec | Not Reported |