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. 2022 Oct 8;270(2):1162–1177. doi: 10.1007/s00415-022-11388-1

Table 2.

Inventory of non-significant correlations between STN-LFP signal features and UPDRS symptom severity

Study n Patients/Hemispheres LFP signal feature UPDRS items Medication state Outcomea
Beta-based
 Kühn et al. (2006) [13] 9/17 Absolute spectral power within ± 2.5 Hz range around peak (8–35 Hz) Hemibody tremor Levodopa-induced changes

ρ = 0.25

p = 0.54

 Marceglia et al. (2006) [62] 21/21 Absolute spectral power (13–20 Hz)b Total UPDRS-III Off

R2 = 0.10

p = 0.14

 Ray et al. (2008) [51] 5/9 Absolute spectral peak power (8–35 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Off

ρ = –0.35

p = 0.15

5/9 Absolute spectral peak power (8–35 Hz) Hemibody tremor Levodopa-induced changes

ρ = –0.30

p = 0.15

 Kühn et al. (2009) [14] 30/51 Absolute spectral power within ± 5.5 Hz range around peak (8–35 Hz) Hemibody tremor Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.00

p = 0.99

 Chen et al. (2010) [26] 12/23 Lempel-Ziv complexity 13–35 Hz Hemibody tremor Off

ρ = –0.22

p = 0.31

12/23 Absolute spectral power (13–35 Hz) Hemibody tremor Off ρ = 0.48
12/23 Normalised spectral power (13–35 Hz) Hemibody tremor Off ρ = 0.51
 Pogosyan et al. (2010) [23] 18/36 Phase coherence between unilateral contacts (13–35 Hz) Hemibody tremor Off R2 = 0.00
 López-Azcárate et al. (2010) [15] 14/26 Normalised spectral peak power (12–20 Hz) Hemibody tremor Off
 Little et al. (2012) [27] 18/36 Coefficient of variation spectral power over time (21–33 Hz) Hemibody tremor Off

ρ = –0.24

p = 0.16

10/17 Coefficient of variation spectral power over time (21–33 Hz) Hemibody tremor Levodopa-induced changes

ρ = 0.14

p = 0.60

 Hohlefeld et al. (2013) [52] 10/10 Imaginary part of coherency between unilateral contacts (10–30 Hz)b Total UPDRS-III Off
10/19 Imaginary part of coherency between unilateral contacts (10–30 Hz)b Total UPDRS-III On
 Hohlefeld et al. (2014) [53] 8/8 Coherence between bilateral contacts (10–20 Hz)b Total UPDRS-III Off

R2 = 0.00

p = 1.00

8/8 Coherence between bilateral contacts (10–20 Hz)b Total UPDRS-III On
8/8 Coherence between bilateral contacts (10–20 Hz)b Total UPDRS-III Levodopa-induced changes
8/8 Imaginary part of coherency between bilateral contacts (10–20 Hz)b Total UPDRS-III On
8/8 Imaginary part of coherency between bilateral contacts (10–20 Hz)b Total UPDRS-III Levodopa-induced changes
 van Wijk et al. (2016) [18] 19/38 Normalised spectral power (13–20 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.08

p = 0.09

 West et al. (2016) [21] 12/23 Coherence between unilateral contacts (13–20 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.09

ρ = 0.40

p = 0.06

11/11 Coherence between bilateral contacts (13–20 Hz)b Bradykinesia + rigidity Off

R2 = 0.23

ρ = 0.42

p = 0.21

12/12 Coherence between bilateral contacts (13–20 Hz)b Bradykinesia + rigidity Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.06

ρ = 0.13

p = 0.68

12/24 Weighted phase lag index between unilateral contacts (13–20 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.11

ρ = 0.27

p = 0.20

11/11 Weighted phase lag index between bilateral contacts (13–20 Hz)b Bradykinesia + rigidity Off

R2 = 0.13

ρ = 0.34

p = 0.30

9/9 Weighted phase lag index between bilateral contacts (13–20 Hz)b Bradykinesia + rigidity Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.08

ρ = 0.13

p = 0.74

12/21 Detrended fluctuation analysis of phase synchrony between unilateral contacts (13–20 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Off

R2 = 0.04

ρ = 0.04

p = 0.85

12/17 Detrended fluctuation analysis of phase synchrony between unilateral contacts (13–20 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.10

ρ = –0.20

p = 0.45

 Beudel et al. (2017) [47] 39/39 Normalised spectral power (8–35 Hz)b Total UPDRS-III Off

ρ = 0.28

p = 0.07

39/78 Normalised spectral (peak) power (8–35 Hz) Hemibody tremor Off
 Neumann et al. (2017) [20] 12/24 Normalised spectral power within ± 3 Hz range around peak (13–35 Hz) Total hemibody Levodopa-induced changes
 Martin et al. (2018) [54] 13/26 Normalised spectral peak power (13–35 Hz) Hemibody tremor Off

ρ = –0.07

p = 0.74

13/26 Absolute spectral peak power (13–35 Hz) Total hemibody Off ρ = –0.14
13/26 Absolute spectral peak power (13–35 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Off ρ = 0.38
13/26 Absolute spectral peak power (13–35 Hz) Hemibody tremor Off ρ = 0.28
 Ozturk et al. (2020) [59] 9/9 Normalised spectral power (13–22 Hz) Total hemibody Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.06

p = 0.20

9/9 Normalised spectral power (13–22 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.16

p = 0.06

9/9 Normalised spectral power (13–22 Hz) Hemibody tremor Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.04

p = 0.75

 Özkurt et al. (2020) [17] 14/26 Nonlinearity of time series (13–30 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Off

R2 = 0.05

p = 0.36

 Tamir et al. (2020) [22] 8/12 Normalised spectral power (13–30 Hz) Hemibody tremor Off

R2 = 0.00

p = 0.88

 Eisinger et al. (2020) [63] 15/19 Absolute spectral peak power (12–30 Hz) Total hemibody Off

R2 = 0.00

p = 0.83

15/19 Absolute spectral peak power (12–30 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidityc Off R2 = 0.01
15/19 Absolute spectral peak power (12–30 Hz) Hemibody tremor Off

R2 = 0.00

p = 0.91

15/19 Amplitude of movement-related power decrease (12–30 Hz) Total hemibody Off

R2 = 0.08

p = 0.25

15/19 Amplitude of movement-related power decrease (12–30 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidityc Off R2 = 0.02
15/19 Amplitude of movement-related power decrease (12–30 Hz) Hemibody tremor Off

R2 = 0.08

p = 0.24

15/19 Beta burst duration Hemibody bradykinesia/rigidity Off R2 = 0.00
15/19 Beta burst amplitude Hemibody bradykinesia/rigidity Off R2 = 0.00
 Telkes et al. (2020) [64] 7/8 Normalised spectral power (13–20 Hz) Bradykinesia/rigidity Off

ρ = 0.66

p = 0.09

7/8 Normalised spectral power (13–20 Hz) Tremor Off

ρ = 0.75

p = 0.11

Other
 Kühn et al. (2006) [13] ?/7 Absolute spectral power within ± 2.5 Hz range around peak (60–90 Hz) Total hemibody Levodopa-induced changes

ρ = –0.64

p = 0.12

 Marceglia et al. (2006) [62] 21/21 Absolute spectral power (8–12 Hz)b Total UPDRS-III Off

R2 = 0.04

p = 0.36

13/13 Absolute spectral power (60–90 Hz)b Total UPDRS-III On

R2 = 0.01

p = 0.64

13/13 Absolute spectral power (260–340 Hz)b Total UPDRS-III On

R2 = 0.10

p = 0.28

 Chen et al. (2010) [26] 12/23 Lempel-Ziv complexity 0–12 Hz Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Off

ρ = 0.07

p = 0.76

12/23 Lempel-Ziv complexity 0–12 Hz Hemibody tremor Off

ρ = 0.07

p = 0.76

 López-Azcárate et al. (2010) [15] 14/22 Movement-related changes in phase-amplitude coupling (10–30 vs 200–400 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Off

ρ = 0.18

p = 0.60

14/26 Normalised spectral peak power (250–350 Hz) Hemibody tremor Off
14/26 Movement-related changes in spectral peak power (250–350 Hz) Hemibody tremor Off
14/26 Phase-amplitude coupling (10–30 vs 200–400 Hz) Hemibody tremor Off
14/26 Movement-related changes in phase-amplitude coupling (10–30 vs 200–400 Hz) Hemibody tremor Off
 Giannicola et al. (2013) [57] 18/18 Normalised spectral power (2–7 Hz) Total UPDRS-III Off

R2 = 0.13

p = 0.13

 van Wijk et al. (2016) [18] 33/65 Normalised spectral power (150–400 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity On, off

R2 = 0.00

p = 0.56

19/38 Normalised spectral power (150–400 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.01

p = 0.51

19/38 Phase-amplitude coupling (13–20 vs 150–400 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.10

p = 0.06

 West et al. (2016) [21] 12/22 Absolute spectral power (5–12 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.08

ρ = –0.19

p = 0.39

 Martin et al. (2018) [54] 13/26 1/f slope Total hemibody Off ρ = 0.04
13/26 1/f slope Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Off ρ = 0.02
13/26 1/f slope Hemibody tremor Off ρ = 0.08
 Ozturk et al. (2020) [59] 9/9 Normalised spectral power (4–12 Hz) Hemibody tremor Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.05

p = 0.08

9/9 Normalised spectral power (70–90 Hz) Total hemibody Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.03

p = 0.35

9/9 Normalised spectral power (70–90 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.14

p = 0.12

9/9 Normalised spectral power (70–90 Hz) Hemibody tremor Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.11

p = 0.17

9/9 Normalised spectral power (200–400 Hz) Total hemibody Levodopa-induced changes
9/9 Normalised spectral power (200–400 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Levodopa-induced changes
9/9 Normalised spectral power (200–400 Hz) Hemibody tremor Levodopa-induced changes
9/9 Ratio of normalised spectral power between slow (200–300 Hz) and fast bands (300–400 Hz) Total hemibody Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.10

p = 0.08

9/9 Ratio of normalised spectral power between slow (200–300 Hz) and fast bands (300–400 Hz) Hemibody bradykinesia + rigidity Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.14

p = 0.06

9/9 Ratio of normalised spectral power between slow (200–300 Hz) and fast bands (300–400 Hz) Hemibody tremor Levodopa-induced changes

R2 = 0.02

p = 0.37

 Weber et al. (2020) [60] 19/38 Differential entropy Hemibody rigidity Off
19/38 Differential entropy Hemibody tremor Off
 Belova et al. (2021) [61] 22/35 Amplitude of movement-related power increase (30–60 Hz) Total UPDRS-III Off

R2 = 0.00

p = 0.60

aOutcomes are reported as explained variance (R2) computed from Pearson’s correlation coefficient or as Spearman’s rho (ρ). Values are rounded to two digits. The R2, ρ, or p value is left blank in case no information was provided by the original study

bTotal UPDRS-III and UPDRS scores for bilateral signal features (e.g. connectivity measures) were not lateralised. The number of included hemispheres is adjusted accordingly

cCorrelations for bradykinesia and rigidity items are listed separately as average in case no combined bradykinesia + rigidity category was included in the original study