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Implanted devices for electronic augmentation of nervous system function.

Abstract

Electrical stimulation of the dorsal cord is discussed as a mode of therapy for intractable pain, and placed into its proper perspective as a part of a comprehensive rehabilitation program. The author reviews his experience with electrical stimulation and emphasizes features of the patient-selection process.

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C Burton. Implanted devices for electronic augmentation of nervous system function.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1081186/

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