35+ Years

of Experience in DBS Surgery and Treatment of Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders

1000+

Successful DBS Surgery Cases

98%

Improvement Rate in DBS for Parkinson’s Patients

1st to do DBS

in rare diseases such as KuforRakeb and dystonia deafness syndrome (Rare)

Parkinson's Movement Disorder Clinc

Yashoda Hospitals proudly hosts a dedicated team of specialists who are experienced in treating movement disorders like Parkinson’s Disease with personalised care and advanced treatment modalities.

Best Hospital for
Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS)

  • 35+ Years experience in treating Parkinson & Movement Disorder Patients
  • Successfully Treated Parkinson & Movement Disorder over 1000+ Patients
  • Proved Longterm Results in Parkinson’s Disease
  • Dedicated Movement Disorder Specialist Wing
  • 98% Success rate in Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson’s disease
  • Patient-Centered Multidisciplinary Care

What is DBS?

Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is a surgical therapy used for the treatment of Parkinson’s disease (PD). During DBS surgery, a special wire, called a lead, is inserted into a specific area of the brain. The lead, which has four electrodes, delivers electrical currents to precise brain locations responsible for movement, regulating the abnormal brain cell activity that causes symptoms such as tremor and gait problems

When is DBS Advised?

Deep Brain Stimulation treatment is an option for advanced Parkinson’s Disease patients who fulfill any of the criteria

  • Good response to medicines but requiring medicines more than 5 times a day
  • With five doses of medicines, if a patient has 2 hours of ‘off’ period or 1 hour of dyskinesias
  • Tremor not responding to medicines
  • Not tolerating medications or developing significant side effects
To Know More, Consult Our Parkinson’s Specialists Today!!

" We are the
only Centre in Asia to have two sets of equipment which includes stereotactic frames, planning stations, MRI and MER equipment. "

What are the Benefits of DBS?

  • DBS treatment can reduce “OFF” periods and dyskinesias
  • Lower the doses of medication
  • Can achieve better posture control
  • Reduced involuntary movements
  • Improved long-term motor functions
  • Improves quality of life and overall well-being

Why Choose Yashoda for DBS?

  • Specially Trained Parkinson's Specialists
  • Minimally Invasive Treatment Options
  • Expertise in DBS Surgery for Parkinson’s Disease
  • Improved Long-term Motor Functions
  • Supportive Therapies for Holistic Healing
Get Right Diagnosis, Treatment & Cost Estimate Details to Make a Fully Informed Decision

Specialist Doctors

Prof. Dr. Rupam Borgohain
DM (Neurology)

Senior Consultant Neurologist and Programme Director-PDMDRC

English, Hindi, Telugu, Assamese
40 Yrs
Hitec-city
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Dr. Rukmini Mridula Kandadai
DNB, DM (Neurology)

Sr. Consultant Neurologist, Clinical Director- PDMDRC

Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, English
25 Yrs
Hitec-city
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Dr. Rajesh Alugolu
MS, MCh (Neurosurgery)

Sr. Consultant Neurosurgeon-PDMDRC, Clinical Director-PDMDRC.

Telugu, Hindi, English, Tamil, Odiya, Bengali
25 Yrs
Hitec-city
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Dr. Sruthi Kola
MD, DM Neurology, PDF Movement Disorders

Consultant Neurologist, Consultant PDMDRC

English, Telugu
15 Yrs
Hitec-city
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When to Consider Deep Brain Stimulation?

Medications do not give adequate relief

The response to medications is unpredictable

You suffer from Medicine side effects

You suffer heavy tremors (Shakiness)

You want to quit your job due to Parkinsons

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FAQ's

No, DBS is not a cure for Parkinson's disease (PD). This treatment helps relieve the motor symptoms of PD, as well as some of the non-motor symptoms. This is called symptomatic therapy and does not change disease progression.

The duration of DBS benefits varies from patient to patient, but in the majority of cases it lasts many years. DBS will also continue to work long-term against tremor and dyskinesia. DBS therapy is not a cure for PD, but it is a powerful symptomatic treatment

Movement disorders neurologists are experts in PD and its treatments. Consulting a movement disorder neurologist helps to determine if DBS is the right choice for an individual.

Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is one of several elective therapies that a patient may choose as a treatment for Parkinson's disease (PD). The decision to undergo DBS surgery should always be accompanied by several important considerations.

Yes, DBS can be done in patients with cardiac pacemakers as long as the neurostimulator and cardiac pacemaker are 10 inches apart. It is always advised to consult a specialist before choosing any treatment or surgery and give necessary information about the previous medical history.