5 results for "Mikhail Sintsov"
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Wearable optomyography enables continuous neuroprosthetic control
Abstract Wearable devices are increasingly used to enable human-machine interfaces, such as typing or cursor control, through wristbands that translate surface electromyographic (sEMG) signals into computer commands. However, traditional sEMG techniques face several limitations, including…
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Developmental Changes in Sensory-Evoked Optical Intrinsic Signals in the Rat Barrel Cortex
Optical Intrinsic Signal imaging (OISi) is a powerful technique for optical brain studies. OIS mainly reflects the hemodynamic response (HR) and metabolism, but it may also involve changes in tissue light scattering (LS) caused by transient cellular swelling in the active tissue. Here, we explored…
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Bone conducted responses in the neonatal rat auditory cortex
Abstract Rats are born deaf and start hearing at the end of the second postnatal week, when the ear canals open and low-intensity sounds start to evoke responses in the auditory cortex. Here, using μECoG electrode arrays and intracortical silicon probe recordings, we found that bone-conducted (BC)…
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Peripheral nerve stimulation enables somatosensory feedback while suppressing phantom limb pain in transradial amputees
To simultaneously treat phantom limb pain (PLP) and restore somatic sensations using peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS), two bilateral transradial amputees were implanted with stimulating electrodes in the proximity of the medial, ulnar and radial nerves. Application of PNS evoked tactile and…
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Preferential Initiation and Spread of Anoxic Depolarization in Layer 4 of Rat Barrel Cortex
Anoxic depolarization (AD) is a hallmark of ischemic brain damage. AD is associated with a spreading wave of neuronal depolarization and an increase in light transmittance. However, initiation and spread of AD across the layers of the somatosensory cortex, which is one of the most frequently…