Neuroimaging in deep brain stimulation: Bridging technical progress with clinical practice

Jackson Tyler Boonstra , Berkhan Genç
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Recent advancements in neuroimaging have revolutionized the field of deep brain stimulation (DBS), enabling unprecedented precision in target identification, surgical planning, and post-operative assessment. This review synthesizes the latest innovations in MRI-based and multimodal imaging approaches, with a focus on high-field MRI, susceptibility-weighted imaging (SWI), quantitative susceptibility mapping (QSM), and novel image processing techniques including connectomics. We discuss how these technologies have enhanced visualization of deep brain nuclei and vascular structures, improved the integration of anatomical and functional data, and enabled more individualized DBS therapy. Key challenges, including imaging safety with implanted devices and the limitations of current imaging in functional mapping, are critically evaluated. By emphasizing recent breakthroughs and future prospects, this review provides a roadmap for harnessing neuroimaging to optimize DBS outcomes and expand its therapeutic potential.
脑深部刺激中的神经成像:连接技术进步与临床实践
神经影像学的最新进展彻底改变了深部脑刺激(DBS)领域,使目标识别、手术计划和术后评估的精确度达到前所未有的水平。本文综述了基于MRI和多模态成像方法的最新创新,重点介绍了高场MRI、敏感性加权成像(SWI)、定量敏感性映射(QSM)和包括连接组学在内的新型图像处理技术。我们讨论了这些技术如何增强脑深部核和血管结构的可视化,改善解剖和功能数据的整合,并使更个性化的DBS治疗成为可能。关键的挑战,包括植入设备的成像安全性和当前成像在功能制图中的局限性,被批判性地评估。通过强调最近的突破和未来的前景,本综述为利用神经影像学优化DBS结果和扩大其治疗潜力提供了路线图。
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