Release date: 2007-06-22 A groundbreaking study conducted in the United States has revealed that deep brain stimulation (DBS) therapy can significantly enhance memory function in patients with psychiatric conditions. According to a press release from Medtronic, this innovative treatment involves implanting small electrodes into specific regions of the brain, which are then connected to a small, battery-powered device placed under the skin on the chest. This device sends targeted electrical impulses to the brain, helping to regulate abnormal neural activity. Previously, DBS was primarily used to manage symptoms such as chronic pain and motor issues in Parkinson’s disease, like tremors and stiffness. However, recent research suggests that it may also hold promise for treating cognitive and emotional disorders. At the annual meeting of the American Association of Neurosurgeons, Dr. Cynthia Kubu from the Cleveland Clinic presented findings from a pilot study involving 10 patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and 8 individuals with treatment-resistant depression. These patients underwent one year of deep brain stimulation therapy, with electrodes implanted in areas of the brain associated with movement and cognitive function. Before and after the treatment, participants were assessed on their cognitive abilities, including memory recall. The results showed a marked improvement in their ability to remember passages and other information. Notably, approximately one-third of the depression patients experienced a significant reduction in symptoms. Dr. Kubu emphasized that these findings are promising and plan to conduct further studies to better understand how DBS affects cognitive symptoms in mental health disorders. This could open new doors for treating complex psychiatric conditions through neurological intervention. Source: Meditech Medical Network Frozen Argentina Illex Squid,Argentina Illex Squid,Frozen Fresh Whole Squid Zhoushan Xifeng aquatic co lid. , https://www.xifengaquatic.com