doi: 10.3171/jns.1984.60.6.1317.
Percutaneous flexible bipolar epidural neuroelectrode for spinal cord stimulation. Technical note
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Percutaneous flexible bipolar epidural neuroelectrode for spinal cord stimulation. Technical note
J Neurosurg.
1984 Jun.
Abstract
This article describes a new flexible bipolar neuroelectrode which is inserted percutaneously into the epidural space for segmental spinal cord stimulation. This electrode was used in experiments with dogs and monkeys for recording cortical somatosensory evoked potentials in order to identify intraoperative spinal cord ischemia during periods of aortic occlusion.
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