
Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) · Istanbul, Turkey
Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) is an advanced neurosurgical treatment that uses implanted electrodes to deliver targeted electrical impulses to specific areas of the brain. At Taes Health Clinic, our experienced neurosurgery team provides DBS for patients with movement disorders and selected neurological conditions.
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Deep Brain Stimulation involves surgically implanting thin electrodes into specific areas of the brain. These electrodes are connected to a pulse generator (similar to a pacemaker) implanted under the skin in the chest. The device delivers controlled electrical impulses that regulate abnormal brain activity, effectively reducing symptoms of movement disorders such as Parkinson’s disease, essential tremor and dystonia.
Benefits
Significantly reduces tremors, stiffness and involuntary movements.
Stimulation settings can be adjusted as your condition changes.
Unlike lesioning procedures, DBS can be turned off or removed.
May allow reduction in medication dosage and side effects.
Helps restore independence and daily function.
Provides sustained symptom relief for years.
Candidates
Procedure
Detailed neurological assessment, imaging and medication review.
Precise brain mapping to identify target areas for electrode placement.
Thin electrodes are surgically placed in targeted brain areas.
A pulse generator is implanted under the chest skin and connected to the electrodes.
Stimulation settings are customized and adjusted over follow-up visits.
Recovery
Hospital Stay
First Weeks
Following Months
Long-Term
Why Choose Us
Our specialists have extensive experience in functional neurosurgery.
Modern stereotactic and imaging technology for precise electrode placement.
Full support from evaluation through long-term follow-up.
Collaboration between neurosurgery, neurology and rehabilitation.
Complete assistance for patients from abroad.
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