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Single-unit characterization of electrically evoked peripheral nerve entrainment failure
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DOI：10.1016/j.neurom.2026.06.469.png)
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Evidence suggests that peripheral somatosensory nerves do not reliably entrain to electrical stimulation even at low frequencies (< 100 Hz). This is a concern for peripheral neuromodulation devices, as it may cause discrepancies between expected and actual stimulation outcomes. To study this, we investigated the relationship between single-unit peripheral nerve responses (spikes) and the duration, frequency, and amplitude of electrical stimulation.
Keywords:
peripheral neuromodulation
neural stimulation
somatosensory system
chronic pain relief
brain-machine interface
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