Lecture

Electrochemistry of Neural Stimulation

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Description

This lecture covers the electrochemistry of electrical neural stimulation, including types of stimulation methods, passive and active charge balancing, and the physiological origin of electrical neural stimulation. It also discusses the electrode-tissue interface, membrane-electric field interaction, and the safe electrical levels for therapeutic stimulation.

Instructor

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Chemistry

Physical chemistry: Electrochemistry

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