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Role of soft-tissue heterogeneity in computational models of deep brain stimulation

Howell et al., 2017

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Howell B
McIntyre C
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Brain stimulation

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Background Bioelectric field models of deep brain stimulation (DBS) are commonly utilized in research and industrial applications. However, the wide range of different representations used for the human head in these models may be responsible for substantial variance in the …
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