Martinez-Ramirez D, Ramirez-Zamora A, Rodríguez-Violante M

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 22
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RESUMEN

La Estimulación Cerebral Profunda (ECP) es un procedimiento quirúrgico aprobado para el tratamiento de pacientes selectos con trastornos del movimiento como Parkinson, Temblor Esencial y Distonías. La ECP se encarga de neuromodular por medio de electricidad los circuitos anormales con el fin de mejorar la sintomatología del paciente. A lo largo de casi 30 años la ECP ha demostrado ser eficaz, sin embargo, no está libre de efectos adversos. La nuevos dispositivos tecnológicos tienen como objetivo mejorar los efectos clínicos y al mismo tiempo disminuir los efectos adversos. En el presente resumen, abordaremos el futuro de la ECP. Describiremos los nuevos sistemas llamados “inteligentes”, los nuevos diseños de electrodos y las nuevas maneras descritas de emitir electricidad al cerebro.

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