Moving From Wired to Wireless Brain Stimulation to Treat Movement Disorders: Are We Breaking Ground?
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Summary
The study findings of Singer et al in a clinically relevant rodent model is an exciting stepping-stone for the development of wirelessly powered, miniaturized brain-stimulation technology, potentially much less prone to hardware-related complications.
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- 2021-02-06
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Keywords
Neurology, Clinical neurology, Movement disorders, Library science, Medicine
References
- Novel Approach to Securing Deep Brain Stimulation Leads: Technique and Analysis of Lead Migration, Breakage, and Surgical Infection
- State of the Art for Deep Brain Stimulation Therapy in Movement Disorders: A Clinical and Technological Perspective
- Systematic review of hardware-related complications of Deep Brain Stimulation: Do new indications pose an increased risk?
- Magnetoelectric materials for miniature, wireless neural stimulation at therapeutic frequencies
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