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Stimulation and Recording Interfaces for Data Transmission to and from a Micro Neural Stimulation Device
Advancements in neuromodulation for treating neurological disorders increasingly rely on selective peripheral nerve stimulation rather than whole-nerve activation. Traditional approaches engage all fascicles, causing off-target effects such as involuntary muscle contractions and pain. To address the
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