Basal ganglia, movement disorders and deep brain stimulation: advances made through non-human primate research

Keyphrases

• Movement Disorders 100%
• Nonhuman Primate 100%
• Basal Ganglia 100%
• Deep Brain Stimulation 100%
• Parkinsonism 27%
• Motor Circuit 27%
• Pathophysiology 18%
• Parkinson's Disease 18%
• Dystonia 18%
• Cortical Areas 18%
• Chorea 18%
• Medical Approach 9%
• Striatum 9%
• Major Components 9%
• Disease States 9%
• Human Disease 9%
• Dopamine 9%
• Oculomotor 9%
• Functional Domain 9%
• Subthalamic nucleus 9%
• Pallidal 9%
• Surgical Intervention 9%
• Ganglion Neurons 9%
• Striatal Projection Neurons 9%
• Burst Effect 9%
• Patients with Parkinson's Disease 9%
• Subthalamic nucleus Deep Brain Stimulation (STN-DBS) 9%
• Frontal Cortex 9%
• Basal Ganglia Circuitry 9%
• Output Neurons 9%
• Brain Networks 9%
• Striatal Dopamine 9%
• Network Activity 9%
• Psychiatric Conditions 9%
• Pathophysiologic Mechanisms 9%
• Oscillatory Bursts 9%
• Pathophysiologic 9%
• Neurologic Conditions 9%
• Anti-Parkinson 9%
• Hyperkinetic Disorder 9%
• Limbic Circuit 9%
• Ventrolateral Thalamus 9%
• Ablative Procedures 9%
• Segregated Network 9%
• Hypokinetic Movement Disorders 9%
• Striatal Dopamine Release 9%
• Surgical Approach 9%

Neuroscience

• Stereotypic Movement Disorder 100%
• Electrical Brain Stimulation 100%
• Basal Ganglia 100%
• Parkinsonism 25%
• Parkinson's Disease 25%
• Subthalamic Nucleus 16%
• Dystonia 16%
• Chorea 16%
• Striatum 8%
• Thalamus 8%
• Brain Network 8%
• Mental Disorder 8%
• Dopamine Release 8%
• Frontal Lobe 8%
• Hyperkinetic Disorder 8%