Which elements are excited in electrical stimulation of mammalian central nervous system: a review

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Abstract
(1) There are data on the amount of current necessary to stimulate a myelinated fiber or cell body and/or its axon a given distance away from a monopolar electrode over the entire range of practical interest for intracranial stimulation. Data do not exist for other electrode configurations. (2) Curr …
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