Epidural cathodal stimulation of the spinal cord, temporary and permanent: A short report

A. W. Cook Department of Neuroscience, The Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, New York; Department of Neuroscience, The Long Island College Hospital, 340 Henry Street, Brooklyn, New York, 11201, USA

(M. D. Director) ,

Kenneth Taylor Department of Neuroscience, The Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, New York

Florence Nidzgorski Department of Neuroscience, The Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, New York

Abstract

The development of epidural spinal cord stimulation is outlined. Background rationale for the employment of cathodal stimulation is indicated. The technique and equipment employed in cathodal epidural stimulation is described. Advantages of the technique are suggested.

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