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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Brain Stimul. 2014 Oct 5;8(1):42–56. doi: 10.1016/j.brs.2014.09.017

Table 1.

Subject demographic characteristics, lead information, and relevant medications taken or anesthesia delivered on the morning of the study. The time between delivery of medications or anesthesia and the start of the study are provided in parentheses. Asterisk (*) indicates that the subject underwent DBS lead implantation surgery.

Subject Age/Gender Diagnosis Medtronic Electrode Mo. After Implant Medications Taken Morning of Study (Approx. Delay from Delivery to Study Start Time)
EP12A 65/M ET 3389 34 None
EP12B 73/M ET 3387 44 None
EP12C 68/M PD 3387 58 None
EP12D 73/F ET 3387 77 None
EP12E 76/M PD 3387 40 None
EP13A 72/M ET 3387 74 Gabapentin, divalproex before surgery; fentanyl before/during surgery (>15 min)
EP13B* 74/F ET 3389 0 Primidone before surgery; fentanyl (80 min), midazolam (>50 min), dexmedetomidine (70 min) during surgery
EP13C* 73/F ET with mild Parkinsonism 3389 0 Primidone before surgery
EP13E* 64/M FXTAS 3389 0 Fentanyl during surgery (>15 min)
EP13F 74/M PD 3387 90 Isoflurane, dexmedetomidine during surgery (30 min)
EP13G* 62/M ET 3389 0 Propofol during surgery (45 min)
EP13H* 66/M ET 3389 0 Propofol during surgery (>40 min)
EP13I* 70/F ET 3389 0 Propofol (>30 min), fentanyl (>105 min) during surgery
EP13J* 61/F ET 3389 0 Fentanyl before surgery; midazolam (65 min), propofol (70 min) during surgery
EP13K 71/M ET 3387 176 Gabapentin before surgery
EP13L 69/M ET 3389 74 None
EP13N* 69/F ET 3389 0 Propofol during surgery (>50 min)
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