Compensation for injury potential by electrical stimulation after acute spinal cord injury in rat.
RatSpinal cord injuryUnspecifiedFemaleElectrodes with anodes at the site of injury and cathodes at the rostral and caudal sectionsStimulation intensity adjusted so that injury potential was…Immediately after injury
Model: Acute spinal cord injury with measurement of injury potential, the direct current potential difference between normal and injured cord segments
Injury potentials after electrical stimulation were higher than in unstimulated rats and much lower than the initial amplitude, and the stimulating voltage needed to keep the injury potential at 0 mV stayed constant, which the authors interpret as membrane repair during stimulation and as support f…
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