Hypothesis for the mechanism of action of ECAP-controlled closed-loop systems for spinal cord stimulation

Hypothesis for the mechanism of action of ECAP-controlled closed-loop systems for spinal cord stimulation

Advances in technology and improvement of efficacy for many neuromodulation applications have been achieved without understanding the relationship between the stimulation parameters and the neural activity which is generated in the nervous system. It is the neural activity that ultimately drives the...

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Main Authors: John Parker, Dean Karantonis, Peter Single
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2020-05-01
Series:Healthcare Technology Letters
Subjects:
neuromuscular stimulation
closed loop systems
biomedical electrodes
bioelectric potentials
medical computing
patient treatment
neurophysiology
ecap-controlled closed-loop systems
spinal cord stimulation
neuromodulation applications
stimulation parameters
neural activity
nervous system
therapeutic benefit
evoked compound action potential recording
closed-loop control adjusts
improved pain relief
spinal cord stimulators
relates more consistent neural recruitment
closed-loop operational modes
measured neural recruitment
clinical research
improving therapeutic systems
Online Access:https://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/htl.2019.0110

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