Improved Function Following Deep Brain Stimulation for Chronic Severe Traumatic Brain Injury

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Authors: Ali R. Rezai, MD; Per B. Sederberg, PhD; Jennifer Bogner, PhD; Dylan M. Nielson, PhD; Jun Zhang, PhD; W. Jerry Mysiw, MD; Michael V. Knopp, MD, PhD; John D. Corrigan, PhD Call Participants: •Master of Ceremonies: Dr. Martina Stippler, CNS Resident Committee Chair •Author/Presenter: Drs. Ali Rezai, John Corrigan & Vibhor Krishna •CNS Faculty: Dr. Jennifer Sweet, CNS Faculty •Discussant: Dr. Pratik Rohatgi, Leadership Fellow Article link: https://academic.oup.com/neurosurgery/article/79/2/204/2837407/Improved-Function-After-Deep-Brain-Stimulation-for

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