High-frequency, sinusoidal bursts activate nerve fibers in the earthworm
Philipp Schnepel, Eva Severijnen, Yamiral Bezwork, Nicoló Rosetti · FENS Forum 2024
Figure 1: High-frequency burst stimulation (left) triggers compound action potentials (CAP, right inset) in the medial giant fiber of the earthworm.Spinal cord stimulation (SCS) and peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) are a cornerstone of modern bioelectronic interventions aiming at providing targeted therapies for various conditions such as chronic pain, epilepsy or chronic inflammation. Standard neuromodulation approaches mostly use mono- or bi-phasic pulses with varying amplitudes and intervals to deliver electrical stimulation to peripheral nerves via mono-, bi-, or tri-polar electrodes to
ePoster · Neuroscience