Titlebook: Design of Efficient and Safe Neural Stimulators; A Multidisciplinary Marijn van Dongen,Wouter Serdijn Book 2016 Springer International Pub

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stressors

Substance-Abuse

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Electrode–Tissue Interface During a Stimulation Cycleerefore protect the electrode–tissue interface. In Sect.?3.2 it is verified whether this is indeed the case. In the last section a novel stimulation technique is introduced that aims to return the electrode–tissue interface to equilibrium after a stimulation cycle.

meditation

meditation

香料

Frick/Kn?ll Baukonstruktionslehre 1of the neural membrane will be derived. In the second section the stimulation of neural tissue will be discussed. It will be seen how the passage of current through electrodes will ultimately lead to physiological change in the neural tissue.

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Frick/Kn?ll Baukonstruktionslehre 2hap.?5 the stimulation waveform can benefit from the complex dynamics of the axon membrane in order to induce recruitment in a more efficient way. Furthermore, burst stimulation can be considered to be a special stimulation waveform as well, which has also shown to have advantages.

Tincture

Frick/Kn?ll Baukonstruktionslehre 2differ from the traditional constant current/voltage approach and that offer advantages in terms of efficiency and/or safety. In Chap.?2 it was shown that electrical stimulation can be considered at three different levels: the electrode level, the tissue level, and the neuronal level.