Neurophysiological effects of high-frequency spinal cord stimulation on cortico-sensory areas in large ovine animal model

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RT @TheJournal_Pain: Original: Drs. Bharmauria, @oliverflouty & al. showed that high-freq spinal cord stimulation alters cortical activity…

Original: Drs. Bharmauria, @oliverflouty & al. showed that high-freq spinal cord stimulation alters cortical activity by suppressing high-freq oscillations and selectively modulating low-freq rhythms — Supraspinal pathways may drive the analgesia Fu…

RT @USFNeurosurgery: New from the @THNphysL at #USFNeurosurgery: Neurophysiological effects of high-frequency spinal cord stimulation on c…

New from the @THNphysL at #USFNeurosurgery: Neurophysiological effects of high-frequency spinal cord stimulation on cortico-sensory areas in large ovine animal model 🔗https://t.co/EnPdBIKZtU #Neurophysiology #BrainStimulation

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