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Publications

Insights and latest results of our research are regularly published in peer-reviewed journals. The majority of our articles are published open access to ensure the availability to a broad audience including affected people and the general lay public.

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Who Falls After Stroke? Evidence From a Prospective Strohe Cohort.

Kufner, Tang et al. 2026 Eur J Neurol.

This study aimed to identify lesion-derived functional networks associated with impaired mobility, gait, and fall risk in subacute stroke, and to determine whether disruption to these networks is associated with falls during the six-month follow-up.

Adaptive deep brain stimulation in Parkinson disease: clinical implementation and outlook.

Florin, Kühn. 2026 Nat Rev Neurol.

This Clinical Outlook considers the principles behind adaptive DBS, current clinical recommendations and practical considerations in its implementation, as well as remaining challenges.

Converging metabolic and functional networks for tremor expression and deep brain stimulation-mediated control.

Weigl et al. 2026 NPJ Parkinsons Dis.

Paper of the Month 06/2026
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Region-based morphometry in Parkinson’s Disease patients with GBA mutation and its predictive role for cognition after STN-DBS.

Reimer et al. 2026 Parkinsonism Relat Disord.

We applied region-based morphometry (RBM) using the CAT12-toolbox to identify baseline atrophy patterns in GBA + PD patients undergoing evaluation for STN-DBS.

The chronical outcome monitoring in dystonia with deep brain stimulation (COMEDD) study protocol: a longitudinal evaluation of chronic electrophysiological biomarkers in patients with dystonia and deep brain stimulation therapy.

Feldmann et al. 2026 Dystonia.

We here present a feasible, systematic protocol for identification of electrophysiological biomarkers in dystonia to establish electrophysiology-based guidance of therapy optimization in dystonia.

Identifying maximal beta power from directional subthalamic local field potentials in Parkinson’s disease. 

Behnke et al. 2026 NPJ Parkinsons Dis.

In 39 patients, we validated three methods to estimate pseudo-monopolar beta power.
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