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Reprogramming the brain = a guide to the future of the brain and neuromodulation by a patient and his doctor /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Reprogramming the brain/ by Benjamin Stecher, Alfonso Fasano.
Reminder of title:	a guide to the future of the brain and neuromodulation by a patient and his doctor /
Author:	Stecher, Benjamin.
other author:	Fasano, Alfonso.
Published:	Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland : : 2024.,
Description:	xix, 160 p. :ill. (some col.), digital ;24 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Patient Prelude -- Physician Prelude -- What's in a Name? -- Dysko Joy Ridin' -- To DBS or Not to DBS, that is the Question -- The Black Forest -- The Cards We're Dealt -- The Future of Cell Replacement Therapies -- From Cooper To FUS -- ADD: Adaptive vs. Directional vs. Distance -- The Three Pillars of DBS -- The Surgeon -- The Family -- Time, Healing and Patience -- The Caregiver's Burden -- The Day I Thought I Could be Prime Minister of Canada -- Oscillopathies and You -- What's it like letting an Algorithm Run Your Brain -- Is aDBS a Cure? -- Brain Conquistadores -- The Coming Wave -- The Art of Neuroscience -- The Alignment Problem -- DBS in Crisis -- The Future of Neuromodulation -- Epilogue - To Elon Musk, On the Future of Our Brains.
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
Subject:	Brain stimulation. -
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-50399-3
ISBN:	9783031503993

Reprogramming the brain = a guide to the future of the brain and neuromodulation by a patient and his doctor /
Stecher, Benjamin.

Reprogramming the braina guide to the future of the brain and neuromodulation by a patient and his doctor /[electronic resource] :by Benjamin Stecher, Alfonso Fasano. - Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland :2024. - xix, 160 p. :ill. (some col.), digital ;24 cm.

Patient Prelude -- Physician Prelude -- What's in a Name? -- Dysko Joy Ridin' -- To DBS or Not to DBS, that is the Question -- The Black Forest -- The Cards We're Dealt -- The Future of Cell Replacement Therapies -- From Cooper To FUS -- ADD: Adaptive vs. Directional vs. Distance -- The Three Pillars of DBS -- The Surgeon -- The Family -- Time, Healing and Patience -- The Caregiver's Burden -- The Day I Thought I Could be Prime Minister of Canada -- Oscillopathies and You -- What's it like letting an Algorithm Run Your Brain -- Is aDBS a Cure? -- Brain Conquistadores -- The Coming Wave -- The Art of Neuroscience -- The Alignment Problem -- DBS in Crisis -- The Future of Neuromodulation -- Epilogue - To Elon Musk, On the Future of Our Brains.

In June 2021, Doctor and Patient decided that time had come to surgically implant two six-inch-long metal alloy spikes all the way through Ben's brain. It was felt that the medications Ben was taking to control his Parkinson's disease had become unmanageable. Back then, Ben was taking about 20 different pills a day. Each pill, if it absorbed properly, would activate the dopamine pathways in his brain and induce uncontrollable writhing movements that would last for about an hour. He would then get about 20 minutes where he'd feel somewhat normal before the slowness and tremor kicked in again. So, he'd take another pill and the cycle would repeat. After months of adjusting his medication and finding just the right settings on his deep brain stimulator, it was decided, for the first time ever in a clinical trial in North America, to flip on the adaptive settings. This is the story of how that decision was made and what happened next.

ISBN: 9783031503993

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-031-50399-3doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

616376
Brain stimulation.

LC Class. No.: RC350.B72

Dewey Class. No.: 612.822

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