An electric field model for prediction of somatosensory (S1) cortical field potentials induced by ventral posterior lateral (VPL) thalamic microstimulation

JS Choi, MM DiStasio, AJ Brockmeier… - IEEE Transactions on …, 2011 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Microstimulation (MiSt) is used experimentally and clinically to activate localized populations
of neural elements. However, it is difficult to predict-and subsequently control-neural …

[PDF][PDF] An Electric Field Model for Prediction of Somatosensory (S1) Cortical Field Potentials Induced by Ventral Posterior Lateral (VPL) Thalamic Microstimulation

JS Choi, MM DiStasio, AJ Brockmeier, JT Francis - Citeseer
Microstimulation (MiSt) is used experimentally and clinically to activate localized populations
of neural elements. However, it is difficult to predict—and subsequently control—neural …

[PDF][PDF] An Electric Field Model for Prediction of Somatosensory (S1) Cortical Field Potentials Induced by Ventral Posterior Lateral (VPL) Thalamic Microstimulation

JS Choi, MM DiStasio, AJ Brockmeier, JT Francis - scholar.archive.org
Microstimulation (MiSt) is used experimentally and clinically to activate localized populations
of neural elements. However, it is difficult to predict—and subsequently control—neural …

An electric field model for prediction of somatosensory (S1) cortical field potentials induced by ventral posterior lateral (VPL) thalamic microstimulation

JS Choi, MM DiStasio… - … on neural systems …, 2012 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Microstimulation (MiSt) is used experimentally and clinically to activate localized populations
of neural elements. However, it is difficult to predict-and subsequently control-neural …

[PDF][PDF] An Electric Field Model for Prediction of Somatosensory (S1) Cortical Field Potentials Induced by Ventral Posterior Lateral (VPL) Thalamic Microstimulation

JS Choi, MM DiStasio, AJ Brockmeier, JT Francis - researchgate.net
Microstimulation (MiSt) is used experimentally and clinically to activate localized populations
of neural elements. However, it is difficult to predict—and subsequently control—neural …

[PDF][PDF] An Electric Field Model for Prediction of Somatosensory (S1) Cortical Field Potentials Induced by Ventral Posterior Lateral (VPL) Thalamic Microstimulation

JS Choi, MM DiStasio, AJ Brockmeier, JT Francis - academia.edu
Microstimulation (MiSt) is used experimentally and clinically to activate localized populations
of neural elements. However, it is difficult to predict—and subsequently control—neural …

An Electric Field Model for Prediction of Somatosensory (S1) Cortical Field Potentials Induced by Ventral Posterior Lateral (VPL) Thalamic Microstimulation

JS Choi, MM DiStasio, AJ Brockmeier… - IEEE Transactions on …, 2012 - infona.pl
Microstimulation (MiSt) is used experimentally and clinically to activate localized populations
of neural elements. However, it is difficult to predict—and subsequently control—neural …

An electric field model for prediction of somatosensory (S1) cortical field potentials induced by ventral posterior lateral (VPL) thalamic microstimulation.

JS Choi, MM DiStasio, AJ Brockmeier… - IEEE Transactions on …, 2011 - europepmc.org
Microstimulation (MiSt) is used experimentally and clinically to activate localized populations
of neural elements. However, it is difficult to predict-and subsequently control-neural …

[PDF][PDF] An Electric Field Model for Prediction of Somatosensory (S1) Cortical Field Potentials Induced by Ventral Posterior Lateral (VPL) Thalamic Microstimulation

JS Choi, MM DiStasio, AJ Brockmeier… - … ON NEURAL SYSTEMS …, 2012 - distasiolab.org
Microstimulation (MiSt) is used experimentally and clinically to activate localized populations
of neural elements. However, it is difficult to predict—and subsequently control—neural …

[PDF][PDF] An Electric Field Model for Prediction of Somatosensory (S1) Cortical Field Potentials Induced by Ventral Posterior Lateral (VPL) Thalamic Microstimulation

JS Choi, MM DiStasio, AJ Brockmeier, JT Francis - academia.edu
Microstimulation (MiSt) is used experimentally and clinically to activate localized populations
of neural elements. However, it is difficult to predict—and subsequently control—neural …