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Nanoelectrode Arrays for Monitoring and Modulating Nervous System Electrical and Chemical Activity

Andrews et al., 2012

Document ID
9076032993464916671
Author
Andrews R
Li J
Publication year
Publication venue
Nanomedicine and the Nervous System

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The use of neuromodulation to treat disorders of the nervous system will continue to increase exponentially over the next decade. The primary factor limiting the growth of neuromodulation—commonly referred to as deep brain stimulation (DBS)—is the efficacy of …
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