What Is the Cost-Benefit Relationship for Deep Brain Stimulation in the Treatment

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Multiple Choice

What is the cost-benefit relationship for deep brain stimulation in the treatment for Parkinson's disease?

• A) $10,000: 6 months of symptom reduction.
• B) $100,000: 2 years of symptom reduction.
• C) $10,000: At least 4 years of symptom reduction
• D) $100,000: At least 4 years of symptom reduction.

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