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Magnetic stimulation of nerve tissue

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P. A. Oberg · 1973

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diagramPage 1 - AI-described figure: Figure 1 Experimental setup showing a schematic diagram of an experimental apparatus for magnetic stimulation of nerve tissue.
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graphPage 2 - AI-described figure: Figure 2: Ratio of the toroidal transformer at different frequencies showing spectral region under study with normalized secondary voltage against frequency in kHz.
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diagramPage 3 - Fig. 4 Comparison between the isometric processes of contraction in the gastrocnemius muscle in magnetic stimulation (a, c, e, g) and electric stimulation (b, d, f, h) of the ischiadicus nerve.
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diagramPage 4 - Fig. 5: Isometric processes of contraction with magnetic stimulation of duration 0-5, 5, 50 and 425 ms
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graphPage 5 - AI-described figure: Figure 7 illustrates the strength/duration relationship with magnetic stimulation of a nerve-muscle preparation at a frequency within each burst of 20 kHz.
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graphPage 6 - AI-described figure: Figure 9 and Figure 10 show the dependence of muscle contraction on nerve position in an airgap and a comparison between electrical and magnetic stimulation, respectively.
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graphPage 7 - Fig. 11 Process of contraction of the muscle with different degrees of electrical attenuation of the ringing circuit
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P. A. Oberg (1973). Magnetic stimulation of nerve tissue.
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@article{magnetic_stimulation_of_nerve_tissue_g6383,
  author = {P. A. Oberg},
  title = {Magnetic stimulation of nerve tissue},
  year = {1973},
  
  
}
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