脑深部刺激器植入后皮肤糜烂1例

Zhiyuan Xiao , Le Gong , Guojing Chang , Xiao Long , Zhouxian Pan , Xiaopeng Guo , Yu Wang , Yi Zhang , Wenbin Ma , Yi Guo
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脑深部电刺激(DBS)是一种安全的神经外科对症治疗帕金森病(PD),其中药物治疗无法提供足够的症状控制。皮肤相关并发症,特别是皮肤糜烂,可能导致DBS装置暴露,损害DBS装置的有效性。我们报告了一位患双侧毛刺孔部位皮肤糜烂的患者。采用多学科团队(MDT)方法为头皮重建提供分阶段的手术治疗。不用移除星起搏器系统。随访期间DBS系统疗效无明显变化,双侧创面愈合良好。
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Skin erosion following deep brain stimulator implantation: A case report

Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is an established safe neurosurgical symptomatic therapy for Parkinson's disease (PD) in whom medical treatment fails to provide adequate symptom control. Skin-related complications, particularly skin erosion, may lead to exposure of the DBS device, compromising the effectiveness of the DBS device. We presented a patient who suffered from skin erosion over bilateral burr hole site. A Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) approach was used to provide staged surgical treatment for scalp reconstruction. Without the removal of the DBS system. No alteration of DBS system efficacy was observed and the bilateral wounds healed well during the follow-up period.

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