Deep brain electrical stimulation (DBS) involves the implantation of electrodes in specific nuclei in the brain and the continuous release of high-frequency electrical stimulation by a pulse generator, which inhibits the electrical impulses of these neurons that are overexcited due to the reduction of dopaminergic neurons. The brain pacemaker is a set of sophisticated microelectronic devices consisting of a pulse generator, electrodes and extension leads, all of these components are implanted in the body and do not interfere with normal life.