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Post-tetanic transcranial motor evoked potentials augment the amplitude of compound muscle action potentials recorded from innervated and non-innervated muscles

Shigematsu et al., 2018

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10430810396268363585
Author
Shigematsu H
Kawaguchi M
Hayashi H
Takatani T
Iwata E
Tanaka M
Okuda A
Morimoto Y
Masuda K
Yamamoto Y
Tanaka Y
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The Spine Journal

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Abstract Background Context Transcranial electrical stimulation used to produce motor evoked potentials (TES-MEPs) and subsequent compound muscle action potential (CMAP) recording is widely used to monitor motor function during surgery when there is risk of …
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