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An active electronic, high-density epidural paddle array for chronic spinal cord neuromodulation

Parker et al., 2025

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1847663507204802756
Author
Parker S
Calvert J
Darie R
Jang J
Govindarajan L
Angelino K
Chitnis G
Iyassu Y
Shaaya E
Fridley J
Serre T
Borton D
McLaughlin B
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Journal of Neural Engineering

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Objective. Epidural electrical stimulation (EES) has shown promise as both a clinical therapy and research tool for studying nervous system function. However, available clinical EES paddles are limited to using a small number of contacts due to the burden of wires …
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