PMC5840317_01
Schematic Depiction of the Electrode Positions. (A) Anterior coronal three-dimensional view of initial electrode positions (right 1, left 2) and electrode positions after second surgery (right 3, left 4). Note the position outside the right GPi (R) and barely inside the left GPi (L) of initial electrodes and the improved position after revision surgery. (B) Sagittal view from the right. (C) Sagittal view from the left. Note the improved position of 2 and 4 with at least two contacts within both internal parts of the globus pallidus (GPis). This is achieved by a more frontal burr hole facilitating a more oblique trajectory through the GPi. Anatomical structures and DBS electrodes were drawn into the patients using computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging in SureTune2 software (Medtronic, MN, USA). R, GPi right; L, GPi left; OT, optic tract; 1, initial electrode right; 2, revised electrode right; 3, initial electrode left; 4, revised electrode left.
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However, Figure 1 shows that the electrodes were actually positioned within the external segment of the globus pallidus (GPe).
PMC5840317_02
Schematic Depiction of the Electrode Positions. (A) Anterior coronal three-dimensional view of initial electrode positions (right 1, left 2) and electrode positions after second surgery (right 3, left 4). Note the position outside the right GPi (R) and barely inside the left GPi (L) of initial electrodes and the improved position after revision surgery. (B) Sagittal view from the right. (C) Sagittal view from the left. Note the improved position of 2 and 4 with at least two contacts within both internal parts of the globus pallidus (GPis). This is achieved by a more frontal burr hole facilitating a more oblique trajectory through the GPi. Anatomical structures and DBS electrodes were drawn into the patients using computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging in SureTune2 software (Medtronic, MN, USA). R, GPi right; L, GPi left; OT, optic tract; 1, initial electrode right; 2, revised electrode right; 3, initial electrode left; 4, revised electrode left.
tre-08-530-7522-1-g001.jpg
PMC5840317_02_tre-08-530-7522-1-g001.jpg
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However, Figure 1 shows that the electrodes were actually positioned within the external segment of the globus pallidus (GPe).