Surgical treatment options for Parkinson’s can usually be categorized into two main types, destruction type surgery and neuromodulation type surgery. The goal of surgery is to treat the target nuclei that cause Parkinson’s symptoms, as follows: 1. At the end of the 1990s and the beginning of the 2000s, a kind of microelectrode destruction surgery was popular, which is a kind of stereotactic surgery that inserts a microelectrode into the target nucleus, and then the target nucleus is destroyed by giving electrothermal cauterization, which makes the patients’ early remission rate very satisfactory, but the long-term therapeutic effect of patients is very limited. 2. Very limited; 2, when the medical progress to 2000 years after the emergence of neuromodulation type of surgery, this way is a microelectrode into the target nucleus pulposus, given to the electric field and stimulation of a completely different way, this way is to regulate the target target nucleus pulposus of the cellular function, to improve the nucleus pulposus around the micro-blood supply, to improve the target nucleus pulposus around the microcirculation, to adjust the target nucleus pulposus around the balance of neurotransmitters, this way is non-destructive This approach is non-destructive and reversible, and patients can achieve a relatively good therapeutic effect after this neuromodulation surgery, combined with drug therapy. So in general, Parkinson’s surgery is currently the mainstream recommended surgical program is neuromodulation surgery, that is, people often say that the brain pacemaker treatment surgical method.