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. 2020 Dec 10;144(2):473–486. doi: 10.1093/brain/awaa394

Figure 4.

Figure 4

Change in beta power and burst duration was dependent on theoretical amount of tissue modulated in entire STN and sensorimotor STN.Top: DBS lead placement targeting sensorimotor STN (light blue) for all STN leads. Middle: Example of the VTM in one STN at 0%, 25% (red), 50% (blue), 75% (green), and 100% (magenta) Vmax overlaid on the STN. The whole STN is depicted in yellow and the sensorimotor region is highlighted in light blue. Bottom: (A) Relationship between % change in movement band power and % modulation of the STN. (B) Relationship between the % change in movement band burst duration and % modulation of the sensorimotor portion of the STN. The % modulation of both the STN as a whole and of the sensorimotor region of the STN significantly predicted the change in burst duration, P <0.001, with the stronger relationship observed for the sensorimotor portion of the STN.