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Connectomic Deep Brain Stimulation for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

ClinicalTrials.gov1/1/2022ยท01/01/22๐ŸŒ USA

Summary

This study at Mount Sinai uses connectomic imaging to guide selective stimulation of anterior limb of internal capsule pathways for treatment-resistant OCD. Rather than uniform stimulation, the approach uses patient-specific brain connectivity mapping to focally stimulate specific white matter pathways.

Why it matters

Connectomic DBS represents a paradigm shift from anatomical targeting to personalized network-based neuromodulation. For OCD, this could dramatically improve patient selection and outcomes by ensuring stimulation is delivered to the exact pathways mediating each patient's symptoms.

#Deep Brain Stimulation#OCD#Neurostimulation#Closed-Loop#Phase 2#USA#Neuroimaging

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