Which elements are excited in electrical stimulation

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Download PDF. Recommend Documents. Follow Us. Data do not exist for other electrode configurations. Therefore, only axons lying in a shell around the electrode are stimulated. Elements very close to the electrode may not be stimulated. Close to an electrode small diameter axons may be stimulated and larger ones may not be.

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