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Brain stimulation device enables new understanding of OCD

A team of researchers surgically implanted brain stimulators in five patients with severe obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) to not only treat their

United statesNithya ramakrishnanKarent romerAshwin viswanathanNoam peledAndrew wieseKelly bijankiDavid bortonEvan dastin van rijnMichelle avendano ortegaLaszlo jeniEvan mattesonIrene ellwoodNicole provenzaLuiz fernando fracassi gelinDavid xing

Team pinpoints brain signals tied to OCD symptoms

Researchers are exploring for brain signals that mark when someone is experiencing OCD symptoms in order to shape future brain stimulation treatments.

Baylor college of medicineUnited statesKarent romerNicole provenzaWayne goodmanSameer shethDavid bortonUs department of veterans affairs centerCarnegie mellon universityNational institutes of healthResearch award at brown universityCharles stark draper laboratory fellowshipUniversity of pittsburghMcnair foundationBrown universityVeterans affairs center

Brain stimulation device enables new understanding of OCD

A team of researchers surgically implanted brain stimulators in patients with severe obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) to not only treat their

United statesNithya ramakrishnanKarent romerAshwin viswanathanNoam peledAndrew wieseKelly bijankiDavid bortonEvan dastin van rijnMichelle avendano ortegaLaszlo jeniEvan mattesonIrene ellwoodNicole provenzaLuiz fernando fracassi gelinDavid xing

NIH-funded study could help improve deep brain stimulation therapy for OCD

Study sheds light on potential for long-term, at-home use of deep brain stimulation as a treatment for neuropsychiatric disorders.

United statesRhode islandBrown universityBaylor college of medicineKarent romerWaynek goodmanJohnj ngaiIrene ellwoodDavid bortonNational institute on drug abuseNational institute onResearch award at brown universityDiscovery into healthCharles stark draper laboratory fellowshipNational institute of biomedical imagingNational institute of mental health

Research could help improve deep brain stimulation therapy for OCD

In a small study, researchers funded by the National Institutes of Health captured more than 1,000 hours of brain recordings from patients with OCD in

United statesRhode islandBrown universityBaylor college of medicineKarent romerWaynek goodmanJohnj ngaiIrene ellwoodDavid bortonNational institutes of healthResearch award at brown universityCharles stark draper laboratory fellowshipBrain research through advancing innovative neurotechnologiesMcnair foundationPsychiatry at baylor college of medicineOpenmind consortium

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