Sergiu Groppa
@segroppa.bsky.social
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Professor and Director of #Neurology, Saarland University, Germany www.uks.eu/neurologie
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We link pathological brain activity in PD with distinct signatures in #microglia, #oligodendrocytes and #OPC states and to specific mechanisms of abnormal protein folding, mitochondrial dysfunction and brain immunology in PD for future trials

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Cortical Single-Cell Primers of Abnormal Brain Activity in Parkinson’s Disease | Research
Abnormal brain oscillatory activity is a well-established hallmark of bradykinesia and motor impairment in Parkinson’s disease (PD), yet its molecular underpinnings remain unclear. To address this gap...
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Subcortical i.e stn dbs modulates cortical activity, it reduces pathological oscillation and the cortex can function more physiologically… you need different regions for different functions, therefore good to modulate several regions.. longer story needed!! Hope it gets more clear!!
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Take a look at our new work, providing explanations for the mechanisms of deep brain stimulation, with insights into the modulation of motor- premotor cortex activity from mouse-based and translatable research methodologies for future therapy solutions
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Frequency- and layer-specific effects of high-frequency STN stimulation on mouse motor cortical areas in vivo
Abstract. High-frequency deep brain stimulation (DBS) of the subthalamic nucleus (STN) is an effective evidence-based therapy for Parkinson’s disease; howe
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Quantifying neurodegeneration is challenging, but a key prerequisite to modify disease courses. In this new review we discuss the opportunieties of structural covariance #imaging for tracking #neurodegenerative disorders.
#Neurology
#MultipleSclerosis
#ParkinsonsDisease

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Structural covariance analysis for neurodegenerative and neuroinflammatory brain disorders
Standard MRI focuses on brain structure but may not fully capture disease progression. Mongay-Ochoa et al. review advanced methods for mapping brain connec
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Excited to share our new work on motor control in patients with #ParkinsonsDisease-continous and online analysis of brain activity& adaptation of deep brain stimulation in dependancy of the performed movements led to an improved motor control in PD.Important next step for #DBS.
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Subthalamic stimulation modulates context-dependent effects of beta bursts during fine motor control - Nature Communications
How movement speed is neurally modulated remains poorly understood. Here, the authors recorded invasive brain signals in Parkinson’s disease patients during drawing and deep brain stimulation, showing...
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Major heterogeneity of the classical neurological disorders with a strong need of biological definitions and phenotype characterisations: important step for #multiplesclerosis research and future therapies - imaging, immune states & clinics for distinct phenotypes: bit.ly/3U6RT7j
Multiple sclerosis endophenotypes identified by high-dimensional blood signatures are associated with distinct disease trajectories
Three discrete immunological endophenotypes in early multiple sclerosis correlate with distinct disease trajectories and treatment responses.
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#Tremor is one of the most debilitating symptoms in #Parkinson disease. See our new work, that dissects by the aid of advanced electrophysiology fascinating new insights on tremor generators in #PD and how L-Dopa alleviates tremor. Relevant work for improved future treatments!
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