parkinson’s disease (pD) is a frequent neurological disorder with a prevalence of about 1 to 1000, which may be up to 1 in 200 in the elderly. With disease progression, drug therapy becomes less effective, patients develop tolerance to the treatment and there are various other complications such as dyskinesia and motor fluctuations significantly altering physical and mental condition of the patient. This requires the use of an alternative treatment, the most effective currently considering DBS (deep brain stimulation). DBS is a routine treatment method developed and demonstrated as one of the best treatment of various neurological disorders including pD. Given the high rate of failure of modern medical treatment and the lack of this method of treatment in Moldova at present, we proposed the following purpose of the work: research of treatment perspectives using deep brain stimulation in patients with parkinson’s Disease and determining candidates for this method of treatment based on the patients database of the Institute of Neurology and Neurosurgery. The study included analysis of 130 records of patients with pD admitted to the Institute of Neurology and Neurosurgery in 2012-2013. 44 articles were analyzed from the database pubMed that included information about criteria for patient selection for DBS and future perspectives of this method in the treatment of parkinson’s disease. The performed clinical analysis of 130 consecutive pD referrals showed that 24 patients (18.46%) are good candidates for deep brain stimulation.