228 pediatric DBS surgeries were identified during this period. Dystonia, representing 58.9%(N=134) of the patients, is the most common indication for DBS surgery. Other indications include cerebral palsy (12.2%), tremor (7.7%), tics/Tourette's syndrome (4.4%), chorea (2%), Parkinson's disease (0.6%), and other movement disorders (14.2%). The patients were predominantly male (65%) and Caucasian (71%). The mean age was 14.5 years and 65% of the procedures were performed in the 8-18-year age group.  The average cost of hospitalization was approximately $43,900. No mortality or surgical removal of device were reported during the hospitalization. Complications were reported in 11.8% of the patients as follows: mechanical complication of the device (7.3%), urinary tract infection (2.5%), respiratory infections (1.9%), central nervous system infections (1.8%) and infarction/hematoma (0.7%) Uncommon movement disorder diagnoses tend to be associated longer hospitalization and higher cost.