A Paradise Valley man has regained his ability to sculpt thanks to deep brain stimulation that eased his Parkinson's tremors.

William Daggett was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease several years ago. A brain surgery has helped to the quiet the tremors in his hands.

The first subject had the device implanted in a procedure lasting around an hour, with the neurostimulator attached to the wall of the body cavity in the abdomen. The delivery of electrical pulses ...

We observed that the neurostimulator is potentially sensitive to high-voltage therapeutic defibrillator output. The device could shift to a parity Power On Reset mode or be permanently damaged by ...

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Brady Urological Institute are conducting several research studies, including clinical trials, that are looking for participants.