Fibers in smaller fascicles have lower activation thresholds with cuff electrodes due to thinner perineurium and smaller cross-sectional area is a research paper published in Journal of Neural Engineering (2023). On theSindex it has a DataRank of 0. It has been cited 26 times.
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Stimulating Peripheral Activity to Relieve Conditions - NIH Common Fund
Grant: NIH SPARC OT2 025340
NIH HHS
Grant: OT2 OD025340
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Histology-based computational models of implanted human cervical vagus nerve stimulation with the LivaNova helical cuff electrode
Population of mock morphological models of vagus nerve stimulation with cuff electrodes for the purpose of studying the effect of fascicle diameter on activation threshold
Histology-based computational models of implanted human cervical vagus nerve stimulation with the LivaNova helical cuff electrode
Population of mock morphological models of vagus nerve stimulation with cuff electrodes for the purpose of studying the effect of fascicle diameter on activation threshold
Histology-based computational models of implanted human cervical vagus nerve stimulation with the LivaNova helical cuff electrode
Histology-based computational models of implanted human cervical vagus nerve stimulation with the LivaNova helical cuff electrode