Hydrogel-based electrodes for selective cervical vagus nerve stimulation
Horn CC, Forssell M, Sciullo M, Harms JE, Fulton S, Mou C, Sun F, Simpson TW, Xiao G, Fisher LE, et al.
Journal of Neural Engineering · 2021
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An engineering study of hydrogel-based electrodes for selective cervical VNS.
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- Controlled Clinical Trial
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Horn, C. C., Forssell, M., Sciullo, M., Harms, J. E., Fulton, S., Mou, C., Sun, F., Simpson, T. W., Xiao, G., Fisher, L. E., Bettinger, C., & Fedder, G. K. (2021). Hydrogel-based electrodes for selective cervical vagus nerve stimulation. Journal of Neural Engineering, 18(5), 055008. https://doi.org/10.1088/1741-2552/abf398
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