Doctors noticed an instant improvement in Parkinson’s disease patient Denise Bacon’s mobility during the procedure, known as Deep Brain Stimulation.

A 65-year-old British woman with Parkinson's disease underwent deep brain stimulation surgery while awake. During the ...

Denise Bacon, a Parkinson's patient, played the clarinet during her DBS brain surgery at King's College Hospital, providing ...

A woman living with Parkinson’s disease played her clarinet while undergoing brain stimulation, offering surgeons immediate, ...

Doctors suggested that 65-year-old Denise Bacon bring her clarinet into the operating theatre to see whether the procedure ...

In a video of the surgery, the 65-year-old is seen deftly moving her fingers over her clarinet. Read more at straitstimes.com ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Offering asleep or awake DBS aims to provide PD patients choice, impetus for choosing DBS therapy sooner.

A 65-year-old woman with Parkinson’s disease, Denise Bacon, played her clarinet during a four-hour brain surgery at King’s ...

A woman with Parkinson’s disease played the clarinet while undergoing brain surgery to help manage her symptoms. According to ...

A woman with Parkinson's disease who played a clarinet while undergoing brain stimulation said she was "delighted" with how ...

DBS is a surgical procedure using electrodes implanted in the brain and is suitable for some patients with disorders such as ...

A woman with Parkinson's disease played a clarinet while undergoing a brain operation, giving her doctors immediate evidence that the procedure was working.