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‘Brainwaves’ in the human basal ganglia
L.J. Bour Department of Neurology/Clinical Neurophysiology, Academic
Medical Center, University of Amsterdam,Amsterdam
Brainwaves meeting Leiden, 25 june 2009
Outline
- Short description stereotactic
procedure for DBS
- Targets for DBS in the basal ganglia
- Model(s) of the network of cortex, basal ganglia and thalamus
- Micro electrode recording (MER) and local field potentials (LFP)
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Parkinson’s Disease and Essential Tremor
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Dystonia
- Basal ganglia oscillations in OCD
- What does oscillatory activity in the brain mean?
Outline
- Short description stereotactic
procedure for DBS
- Targets for DBS in the basal ganglia
- Model(s) of the network of cortex, basal ganglia and thalamus
- Micro electrode recording (MER) and local field potentials (LFP)
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Parkinson’s Disease and Essential Tremor
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Dystonia
- Basal ganglia oscillations in OCD
- What does oscillatory activity in the brain mean?
DBS-neurosurgery
DBS-neurosurgery
• Movement Disorders– Parkinson’s Disease (STN,GPi)– Dystonia (GPi)– Essential Tremor (VIM)– Gilles de la Tourette (GPi, Thal)
• Psychiatric Disorders – OCD (Nucleus Accumbens..)– Depression
• Alzheimer (?)• Epilepsy
– Hippocampus (?)
3D Imaging and planning
Surgical Procedure
Effect of Unilateral DBS turned off and on in PD patient
Outline
- Short description stereotactic
procedure for DBS
- Targets for DBS in the basal ganglia
- Model(s) of the network of cortex, basal ganglia and thalamus
- Micro electrode recording (MER) and local field potentials (LFP)
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Parkinson’s disease
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Dystonia
- Basal ganglia oscillations in OCD
- What does oscillatory activity in the brain mean?
Sagital View Basal Ganglia
Globus
Pallidus
Sagital View Basal Ganglia
Globus
Pallidus
Subthalamic
Nucleus
Sagital View Basal Ganglia
Globus
Pallidus
Subthalamic
Nucleus
Substantia
Nigra
Sagital View Basal Ganglia
Globus
Pallidus
Subthalamic
Nucleus
Substantia
Nigra
Thalamus
Sagital View Basal Ganglia
Globus
Pallidus
Subthalamic
Nucleus
Substantia
Nigra
Thalamus
VIM
Sagital View Basal Ganglia
Sagital View Basal GangliaDopamine Pathways
Sagital View Basal GangliaDopamine Pathways Serotonin Pathways
Outline
- Short description stereotactic
procedure for DBS
- Indicate targets for DBS in the basal ganglia
- Models of the network of cortex, basal ganglia and thalamus
- Micro electrode recording (MER) and local field potentials (LFP)
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Parkinson’s disease
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Dystonia
- Basal ganglia oscillations in OCD
- What does oscillatory activity in the brain mean?
Model
Model
Outline
- Short description stereotactic
procedure for DBS
- Indicate targets for DBS in the basal ganglia
- Model(s) of the network of cortex, basal ganglia and thalamus
- Micro electrode recording (MER) and local field potentials (LFP)
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Parkinson’s disease
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Dystonia
- Basal ganglia oscillations in OCD
- What does oscillatory activity in the brain mean?
Needle for MER/test stimulation/LFP
Electrode Array
CentralLateral Medial
Anterior
Posterior
4 mm
Implanted electode in STNSagital view: 13.0 mm lateral
Anterior
Implanted electode in GPSagital view: 20.0 mm lateral
Anterior
Outline
- Short description stereotactic
procedure for DBS
- Indicate targets for DBS in the basal ganglia
- Model(s) of the network of cortex, basal ganglia and thalamus
- Micro electrode recording (MER) and local field potentials (LFP)
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Essential Tremor and Parkinson’s Disease
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Dystonia
- Basal ganglia oscillations in OCD
- What does oscillatory activity in the brain mean?
Parkinson Patient spike trains and power spectra of rectified MER activity in the STN
Parkinson Patient Oscillatory Beta Activity (12-22 Hz) in the dorsal part of the STN
Power spectrum MER activity Power spectrum LFP activity
Parkinson Patient Spike detection and spike clustering in STN
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000-0.1
-0.05
0
0.05
0.1
time (ms)
Volta
ge
00.05
0.10.15 0 0.01
0.020.03
0
0.02
0.04
0.060.08
coeff 24
Best projection of the wavelet coefficients
coeff 2
coef
f 12
-0.2 -0.1 0 0.1
-0.10
0.10.2
-0.04
-0.02
0
0.02
pc1
Scores pc1 vs. pc2 vs. pc3
pc2
pc3
Parkinson Patient Synchronous Beta Activity (17-20 Hz) in the dorsal part of the STN
Coherence spectrum of spike activity of two single units measured at the same microneedle
Parkinson Patient Disappearance of Beta Activity (15-30 Hz) in the STN with DBS
From Hammond, Bergman and Brown, Brain 2008
Effect of pallidotomy on STN Beta activity
Effect of pallidotomy on STN Beta activity
pallidotomy patients n=7; no pallidotomy n=35
100
150
200
250
300
3-8Hz 8-12Hz 12-20Hz 20-30Hz 30-60Hz 60-100Hz
Pallidotomy Contralateral Control
Absolute spectral power* * * *
Essential Tremor Patient MER activity in Thalamus (VIM) and EMG FEDC muscle
Essential Tremor Patient MER ~ 6 Hz activity in Thalamus (VIM) ; bistability
5 sec ->
Outline
- Short description stereotactic
procedure for DBS
- Indicate targets for DBS in the basal ganglia
- Model(s) of the network of cortex, basal ganglia and thalamus
- Micro electrode recording (MER) and local field potentials (LFP)
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Parkinson’s disease
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Dystonia
- Basal ganglia oscillations in OCD
- What does oscillatory activity in the brain mean?
Dystonia Patient Myoclonus and Dystonia
Dystonia Patient MER activity in the GP
Coherence Analysis between LFP of the GPi
and EMG Activity of Two Skeletal Muscles
Coherence Analysis between LFP of the GPi
and EMG Activity of Two Skeletal Muscles
5 sec
Warning cue Imperative Cue
GO
NOGO
Warning cue Imperative Cue
Flash
LED
LED
Event Related Spectral Pertubation of LFP (De)synchronization in GPi with Go/Nogo Paradigm
Event Related Spectral Pertubation of LFP (De)synchronization in GPi with Go/Nogo Paradigm
Go NoGo
Outline
- Short description stereotactic
procedure for DBS
- Indicate targets for DBS in the basal ganglia
- Model(s) of the network of cortex, basal ganglia and thalamus
- Micro electrode recording (MER) and local field potentials (LFP)
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Parkinson’s disease
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Dystonia
- Basal ganglia oscillations in OCD
- What does oscillatory activity in the brain mean?
OCD Patient
Delta power increase with exposure (increase of anxiety)
Event Related Spectral Pertubation of LFP (De)synchronization in Accumbens with Go Nogo
Event Related Spectral Pertubation of LFP (De)synchronization in Accumbens with Go Nogo
Event Related Spectral Pertubation of LFP (De)synchronization in Nucleus Accumbens with Reward Paradigm
3/4/5 sec
Warning Cue
Money
No Money
Push
Symbol O
1 sec
Reward
Symbol 5
Symbol 5
Total Amount
Total Amount
Event Related Spectral Pertubation of LFP (De)synchronization in Nucleus Accumbens with Reward Paradigm
Event Related Spectral Pertubation of LFP (De)synchronization in Nucleus Accumbens with Reward Paradigm
Outline
- Short description stereotactic
procedure for DBS
- Indicate targets for DBS in the basal ganglia
- Model(s) of the network of cortex, basal ganglia and thalamus
- Micro electrode recording (MER) and local field potentials (LFP)
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Parkinson’s disease
- Basal ganglia oscillations in Dystonia
- Basal ganglia oscillations in OCD
- What does oscillatory activity in the brain mean?
Brainwaves in the Basal Ganglia1) Pathological ongoing synchronous firing of neuronal populations
PD/Essential Tremor: 3-7 Hz
Beta activity in PD:
15-30 Hz
Abnormal cortical drive in Dystonia: 3-10 Hz
Increase in sub-delta power in OCD: < 2 Hz
2) (De)Synchronizations
of different frequencies in relation to:
Events:
2-20 Hz
Movement:
30 and 60 Hz
Emotion (?):
20-30 Hz
Thank you for your attention
With many thanks to: M.F. Contarino, R.A.M. De Bie, M.A.J. De Koning Tijssen, D. Denys, E.M. Foncke, P. van den Munckhof, P.R. Schuurman, J.D. Speelman, A.F. Van Rootselaar.