Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) in Kameri, Sangli, Maharashtra

How long does DBS surgery take?

The full procedure, including electrode implantation and device placement, typically takes 4-6 hours.

Is DBS a cure for Parkinson's disease?

No, it doesn't cure the underlying disease but can significantly improve motor symptoms and quality of life, with a success rate around 80% in well-selected patients.

What is the recovery like after DBS?

Most patients spend 1-2 days in the ICU and 5-7 days in the hospital, with device programming continuing over several follow-up visits before full benefit is reached in 3-6 months.

Can DBS be adjusted after surgery?

Yes, the stimulation settings can be non-invasively adjusted during follow-up visits to optimize symptom control and minimize side effects.

What are the risks of DBS surgery?

Risks include infection, bleeding, or stimulation-related side effects like tingling or mood changes, all of which your neurosurgery team will monitor closely and can often be managed by adjusting settings.