The goal of this clinical trial is to explore a new type of personalized brain stimulation that works during day time and night time hours using the Medtronic Percept Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) device in patients with Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome. The main question(s) this study aims to answer is: 1. Does using the personalized DBS reduce motor seizures compared to conventional DBS? 2. Is the number of seizures reported by caregivers different for patients using the personalized DBS? 3. How often do patients using the personalized DBS experience undesired side effects? Researchers will compare the personalized DBS that works night time, personalized DBS device that works during the day time, and conventional DBS. Participants will: 1. Have their seizures and sleep patterns recorded for 3-months 2. Assess their neurocognitive function 3. Answer questionnaires about communication, movement, and sleep quality 4. Wear a sleep headband and seizure warning watch for 5 nights 5. Complete a mood and sleep assessment 6. Have a 3T and possibly 7T MRI 7. Be implanted with stereo-encephalography and undergo 3\~5 days of monitoring 8. Have the stereo-encephalography taken out 9. Receive DBS implantation through surgery and have several months of stimulation and no stimulation periods 10. Have routine clinical visits to check on healing after surgery 11. Have their caregiver help them keep a dairy about their seizures, sleep and quality of life
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Change in total tonic motor seizures between baseline (assessed by Caregiver reported seizures) and adaptive stimulation double-blinded study phase (assessed by Medtronic Percept PC system timeline data).
Timeframe: Total tonic seizure count at baseline are for the 3 months prior to invasive EEG investigation. Total tonic seizure count at adaptive stimulation double-blinded study phase is for 4 months.
Change in total tonic motor seizures between baseline (assessed by Caregiver reported seizures) and adaptive stimulation double-blinded study phase (assessed by seizure detection watch data).
Timeframe: Total tonic seizure count at baseline are for the 3 months prior to invasive EEG investigation. Total tonic seizure count at adaptive stimulation double-blinded study phase is for 4 months.
Change in total tonic-clonic motor seizures between baseline (assessed by Caregiver reported seizures) and adaptive stimulation double-blinded study phase (assessed by Medtronic Percept PC system timeline data).
Timeframe: Total tonic-clonic seizure count at baseline are for the 3 months prior to invasive EEG investigation. Total tonic-clonic seizure count at adaptive stimulation double-blinded study phase is for 4 months.
Change in total tonic-clonic motor seizures between baseline (assessed by Caregiver reported seizures) and adaptive stimulation double-blinded study phase (assessed by seizure detection watch data).
Timeframe: Total tonic-clonic seizure count at baseline are for the 3 months prior to invasive EEG investigation. Total tonic-clonic seizure count at adaptive stimulation double-blinded study phase is for 4 months.
Change in total tonic motor seizures between baseline (assessed by Caregiver reported seizures) and continuous stimulation double-blinded study phase (assessed by Medtronic Percept PC system timeline data).
Timeframe: Total tonic seizure count at baseline are for the 3 months prior to invasive EEG investigation. Total tonic seizure count at continuous stimulation double-blinded study phase is for 4 months.
Change in total tonic motor seizures between baseline (assessed by Caregiver reported seizures) and continuous stimulation double-blinded study phase (assessed by seizure detection watch data).
Timeframe: Total tonic seizure count at baseline are for the 3 months prior to invasive EEG investigation. Total tonic seizure count at continuous stimulation double-blinded study phase is for 4 months.
Change in total tonic-clonic motor seizures between baseline (assessed by Caregiver reported seizures) and continuous stimulation double-blinded study phase (assessed by Medtronic Percept PC system timeline data).
Timeframe: Total tonic-clonic seizure count at baseline are for the 3 months prior to invasive EEG investigation. Total tonic-clonic seizure count at continuous stimulation double-blinded study phase is for 4 months.
Change in total tonic-clonic motor seizures between baseline (assessed by Caregiver reported seizures) and continuous stimulation double-blinded study phase (assessed by seizure detection watch data).
Timeframe: Total tonic-clonic seizure count at baseline are for the 3 months prior to invasive EEG investigation. Total tonic-clonic seizure count at continuous stimulation double-blinded study phase is for 4 months.
Seizure Frequency as Reported by Caregivers' Diary
Timeframe: From the start date of baseline measurement until the end date of the double-blinded phase of the study, assessed up to 33 months.
Frequency between participants with research-related adverse events as assessed by Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE) v6.0
Timeframe: From the date of device implantation until the end date of the double-blind study phase, assessed up to 25 months.
Frequency within participants with research-related adverse events as assessed by Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE) v6.0
Timeframe: From the date of device implantation until the end date of the double-blind study phase, assessed up to 25 months.