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Study flow diagram.

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Table 1.

Summary of inclusion criteria for eligible studies.

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Fig 2.

Distribution of DBS groups against the control groups.

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Fig 3.

Distribution of study categories.

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ROB2 tool for bias assessments in RCTs-prospective interventional study (*)-cross over designs ().

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Bias risk assessment in studies utilizing a within-subject experimental design.

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NOS assessment of comparative observational and cohort studies.

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Forest plot depicting the analysis of verbal fluency in PD and ET patients over follow-ups.

The weight percentage of each study is listed alongside the effect estimate. Substantial heterogeneity is observed (I2: 62.40%, 95% CI).

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Fig 8.

Forest plot analysis examining verbal fluency following DBS (A) This subplot compares different targets (STN vs GPi) in PD patients, showing no heterogeneity (I2: 0.00%, 95% CI). (B) This subplot explores ON versus OFF stimulation status in PD and ET patients (while consistently on medication), indicating minor heterogeneity (I2: 19.6%, 95% CI). Each study’s weight percentage is presented alongside the effect estimate.

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Fig 9.

Forest plots examining articulation and phonation and word production in PD patients following DBS (A) Articulation and Phonation (F0) in PD patients, revealing moderate heterogeneity (I2: 45.50%, 95% CI) in the comparison of ON versus OFF status; (B) Word production over post-surgery follow-ups—no heterogeneity was observed (I2: 0.00%, 95% CI). Each study’s weight percentage is presented alongside the effect estimate.

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