Research Article

Programming for Stimulation-Induced Transient Nonmotor Psychiatric Symptoms after Bilateral Subthalamic Nucleus Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson’s Disease

Table 4

Programming procedure of patient number 6.

PatternVoltage (V)Pulse width (μs)Frequency 
(Hz)
CathodeAnodeUPDRS-III score (med-off/IPG-on)Chief complaints

Pre-programmingDouble polar2.5601600,1Case41Spastic pain in the right shoulder
(1)Double polar2.8801600,1Case40STPS occurred
(2)Interleaving2.5801250Case39STPS occurred with hat-like constriction surrounding the head
2.8801251Case
(3)Interleaving2.5701250Case40Rigidity of neck and posterior extension
2.8901251Case
(4)Interleaving2.5701250Case39Dizziness and palpitation
3.1801251Case
(5)Double polar2.5701300,1Case40Fidgeting, feel like preliminary appearance of STPS
(6)Interleaving2.5701250Case40Dizzy and palpitation
2.71001251Case
(7)Interleaving2.5701250Case42Rigidity of neck and posterior extension with pain in the right shoulder.
2.88012512
Interleaving2.5701250Case41Pain in shoulders improved, with no newly developed symptoms
2.7801251,2Case
(9)Interleaving2.5701250Case41Dizziness
2.8801251,2Case

The patient chose the 8th programming parameters.