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The modulatory effect of adaptive deep brain stimulation on beta bursts in Parkinson's disease.

Brain · 2017 · PMC5382944 · PMID 28334851

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Consistent with the previous results, the post hoc tests showed an increased number of short bursts in adaptive DBS compared to noStim [ t (15) = 2.976, P = 0.028] and conventional DBS ( t = 2.647, P = 0.055), although the latter did not quite reach statistical significance after correction for multiple comparisons (corrected P- values given here and elsewhere in the text).

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The opposite was found for the total duration of long bursts, which was lower in adaptive DBS compared to both noStim [ t (15) = −2.416, P = 0.087] and conventional DBS [ t (15) = −2.472, P = 0.078], although the corrected P -values of the latter two comparisons did not reach statistical significance.

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