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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Neurol. 2022 Jan 25;91(3):424–435. doi: 10.1002/ana.26302

Table 4.

Characteristics of DBS subjects

GBA with DBS (n=58) Non-GBA with DBS (n=98) p
Years from motor onset to DBS 10.54 (5.17) 11.54 (5.79) 0.28
Years of DBS 4.95 (3.96) 4.39 (4.21) 0.41
Pre-DBS
MDRS 139.184 (3.60) 139.18 (3.83) 1.0
UPDRS-III (OFF medication) 35.4815 (13.37) 33.5912 (14.41) 0.47
UPDRS-III (ON medication) 14.278 (8.51) 12.8712 (9.66) 0.39
% change UPDRS-III OFF vs. ON medication 58.2215 (30.20) 63.5913 (22.26) 0.25
LEDD 1079.9730 (461.88) 1191.4639 (474.35) 0.30
Post-DBS motor function
UPDRS-III (ON medication/ON stimulation) 12.8830 (10.78) 11.7135 (9.71) 0.61
% change UPDRS-III (pre-DBS OFF medication vs. post-DBS ON medication/ON stimulation) 57.9236 (41.49) 61.2339 (32.78) 0.71
years post-DBS (UPDRS) 1.6930 (1.54) 1.5932 (1.23) 0.74
Post-DBS medication burden
LEDD reduction 496.9233 (316.49) 458.8746 (382.38) 0.66
% change LEDD pre vs. post-DBS 49.4633 (40.79) 60.9648 (27.24) 0.15
Years post-DBS 1.5433 (1.24) 1.4846 (1.13) 0.84

Superscript indicates number of subjects with missing values