recording electrode造句

• Another situation that calls for implanting a foreign tissue is use of recording electrodes.
• Intramuscular EMG can be performed using a variety of different types of recording electrodes.
• The magnitude of the recording is dependent on the proximity of the recording electrodes to the hair cells.
• The sensory NCV is calculated based upon the latency and the distance between the stimulating and recording electrodes.
• The stimulator was taped onto his cheek while the recording electrodes were taped above his eye and mouth muscles.
• Kartush accomplished this by placing an anodal recording electrode on the round window membrane and stimulated with an electrified drill.
• The recording electrode slides into the brain for what neurologists say will be the last time _ but Jarrett's difficulties are increasing.
• These local currents result in larger changes in the electrical potential between the local extracellular medium and the interior of the recording electrode.
• Bipolar stimulation is generated at the stylomastoid foramen, while the recording electrodes are attached at the terminal ends of the nerve near the nose.
• Subsequently, the NIM monitor was also used for monitoring the recurrent laryngeal nerve during thyroidectomy by means of a recording electrode attached to an endotracheal tube.
• The nerve's ability to transmit signals is tested by inserting recording electrodes to capture the data, and signal electrodes to initiate signals down a nerve by applying a small shock.
• One major advantage is that relative changes of conductivity remain comparable between measurements even if one of the recording electrodes is less conductive than the others, thereby reducing most artifacts and image distortions.
• The recording electrode is switched for a slightly thicker probe wired to a device that heats the probe tip using radio waves; the scars it creates, called lesions, will be no more than quarter-inch across.
• Recording electrodes can be metal wires or fine print on a PCB with gold or platinum plated at their exposed tips to ensure good contact and prevent change in resistance while the experiment is going on.
• Cochlear implant stimulating auto off drill ototome-Kartush 1982 As soon as the drill entered the fluid of the inner ear, the impedance drop allowed current to flow to the round window recording electrode which in turn automatically stopped the drill.
• The potentials occur primarily in cortical pyramidal cells, and thus must be conducted through several layers of the cerebral cortex, cerebrospinal fluid ( CSF ), pia mater, and arachnoid mater before reaching subdural recording electrodes placed just below the dura mater ( outer cranial membrane ).
• In experiments on people, the scientists fitted subjects with recording electrodes on their eyelids and wrists to measure " startle " responses . they found that merely by warning subjects they were about to receive a small shock, they could induce a startle response or sign of fear.
• In bringing the early monitoring prototypes to the operating room, Lilly needed to constantly turn the output of the loudspeaker off and on because when the surgeon used electrocautery, the sensitive recording electrode wires used in the facial muscles acted like an antenna, which picked up the intense radiofrequency energy.
• The background to this is that the exact time course of a spike event as recorded by the electrode depends on the size and shape of the neuron, the position of the recording electrode relative to the neuron, etc . These electrodes, positioned outside of the cells in the tissue, however, often'see'the spikes generated by several neurons in their vicinity.
• In order to obtain an optimal reading, the person s skin must be cleaned, dried, and covered with a thin layer of electrode gel in only the spots where the measures will be taken; one electrode is placed in the center of the person s forehead above the nose, and two recording electrodes are placed directly underneath the eye, approximately two centimeters apart.