Neurosurgeon, neuroscientist, human and dog mom, social media account manager for my dog. @NeurosurgUCSF
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🚨 New in Nature Medicine 🚨
Difficulty walking is one of the most disabling symptoms of Parkinson's disease—and one of the hardest to treat.
Today we're excited to share our new study showing that deep brain stimulation (DBS) can be synchronized to each step a person takes.
We are hiring! The Wang Lab is looking for a postdoctoral fellow with strong computational neuroscience/neural engineering background who is interested in working on human translational neuroscience projects on closed loop neuromodulation! Pleas email me if interested!
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Dr. @DorisWangLab (@NeurosurgUCSF ) on focused ultrasound, incisionless treatment reshaping care for tremor and Parkinson's disease.
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#SFNS #ParkinsonsDisease #Neurosurgery
#82: Doris Wang – Adaptive DBS, the Rhythm of Walking, and Restoring Human Movement stimulatingbrains.org/?p=414…
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Thrilled to share our latest work in @NatureNeuro, showing a reproducible brain signature to predict and prevent attention lapses in children before they happen. A work only made possible by @GMI_Canada mentorship and collaborators @SickKidsNews.
nature.com/articles/s41593-0…
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An automated #intracortical brain-computer interface, used at home with no researcher intervention, provides long-term and accurate restoration of #speech-based #communication and cursor-based computer usage in a person with severe dysarthria due to ALS. #BCI @NS_Card @SergeyStavisky @DrDavidBrandman
nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
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.@NeurosurgUCSF researchers developed a “smart” brain implant for patients with Parkinson’s that adjusts stimulation in real time, improving gait. "This is an important step toward a new generation of brain therapies," @DorisWangLab tells @nbcbayarea. ucsfh.org/4vcIwTD
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A randomized crossover study shows that gait-phase synchronized #adaptive deep brain stimulation is feasible, safe, and reduces falls compared to continuous #stimulation in #ParkinsonsDisease. #DBS #PD.
nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
Great work from @DorisWangLab, @UCSFneurosurg, @kennethlouiephd.
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New in @NatureMedicine, @DorisWangLab shows that distinct left- and right-leg swing biomarkers can drive DBS that changes on a sub-second timescale with each step. A major advance toward movement-driven, precision-timed neuromodulation for #Parkinsons. nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
This study would not have been possible without an incredible multidisciplinary team led by Dr. Ken Louie!
Thank you to everyone, especially our patients, who made this work possible!
We're excited about what comes next as we continue developing therapies that are personalized, adaptive, and responsive to real-world behavior.
Paper:
nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
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🚶🏽♂️🔄 Turns are one of the biggest challenges for people with Parkinson's disease. But what does brain activity actually do during a turn in the real world? 🧠🏠
📖 Check out our new preprint to find out!
medrxiv.org/content/10.64898…
Excited to share our latest preprint, led by @RithvikRamesh6!
medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
See his excellent summary below ⬇️
🚨NEW PREPRINT🚨
What if we could…
🏠 collect quality neural-behavioral data at home
🧠 identify naturalistic + personalized brain signatures of movement state
🚶🏽♂️use these biomarkers to drive real-time adaptive DBS for gait disorders
Our new work @DorisWangLab shows how! (1/8)
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ICYMI…just realized this is available on YouTube: my presentation @CSRS_org a couple of years ago on research funding opportunities for #spine surgeons #neurosurgery #orthotwitter #mdphdlife #MedTwitter #Neuroscience youtu.be/h7yHmHlcJzg