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Directional Local Field Potentials in the Subthalamic Nucleus During Deep Brain Implantation of Parkinson's Disease Patients

Analysis of patient-specific stimulation with segmented leads in the subthalamic nucleus

Integration of 2D and 3D Thin Film Glassy Carbon Electrode Arrays for Electrochemical Dopamine Sensing in Flexible Neuroelectronic Implants

The Future of Intracranial EEG Recording in Epilepsy: a Technological Issue?

Implantable neurological probe for performing physiological measurement of patient, has microelectrode element that is arranged along the protrusion extended away from surface of supportive backing layer

Implantable neurological probe for identifying location of neurological target e.g. neurons, has stylet provided in internal lumen and configured to contact support cylinder to selectively extend shafts during implantation

Controlled release nanoparticle-embedded coatings reduce the tissue reaction to neuroprostheses

Implantable probe for stimulating neurological target e.g. neurons and subthalamic nucleus, has several microelectrode elements arranged at distal end of elongated probe shaft, and electrical contact arranged proximally along shaft

Stimulating apparatus for stimulating neurological target of live animal has stimulation source in communication with at least one micro-electrode to stimulate neurological target at respective preferred frequency

Microfabricated Cortical Neuroprostheses