"Parkinson's Patient Plays Clarinet During Brain Surgery, Showcasing Instant Results"

During brain surgery at Kings College Hospital, Denise Bacon, 65, demonstrated the effects of deep brain stimulation by playing the clarinet, showcasing immediate improvements in her Parkinsons disease symptoms.

• Denise Bacon, a 65-year-old woman diagnosed with Parkinsons disease, underwent surgery at Kings College Hospital for deep brain stimulation to alleviate her symptoms.
• As surgeons stimulated her brain with an electric current, Denise played the clarinet, revealing instant enhancements in her finger movements due to the procedure.
• The use of an electrode during the deep brain stimulation highlighted the potential of this neurosurgery technique in improving quality of life for those suffering from Parkinsons disease.