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• They implanted electrodes to stimulate portions of her brain's right temporal lobe.
• Subcutaneous electrodes can be divided into percutaneous and implanted electrodes.
• That was made possible in part by recent advances in implanted electrode recording techniques.
• The other class of subcutaneous electrodes is implanted electrodes.
• In a series of experiments, Wilson implanted electrodes into so-called place cells in the rat hippocampus.
• With cortiQ mapping, the software automatically detects changes in the brain signals recorded from the implanted electrodes.
• At the same time, the researchers measured the activity of up to 46 neurons with tiny implanted electrodes.
• They implanted electrodes deep in her brain in an attempt to stimulate the parts that malfunction in her disease.
• Unlike other implants, it contained a small wedge that pushed an implanted electrode against the wall of the inner ear.
• The electrical stimulation temporarily disables the tremor and can be  reversed,  if necessary, by turning off the implanted electrode.
• The camera images are relayed to a portable computer and transmitted to surgically implanted electrodes attached to the brain's visual cortex.
• Note that they have implanted electrodes into the visual cortex of the human brain, which do allow limited vision for the blind.
• Doctors have long implanted electrodes along the spinal cord to block certain kinds of pain from the neck down by interrupting those signals.
• Finally, electrically stimulating the anterior insula through implanted electrodes produced sensations in the throat and mouth that were " difficult to stand ".
• The researchers were able to improve the monkey's performance by using the implanted electrodes to send the correct code to the monkeys'prefrontal cortex.
• The processor transmits digital simulations of sound through a surgically implanted electrode, called a cochlear implant, to stimulate nerve endings in the inner ear.
• The frogs were demotorized ( by cutting their limb nerves ) to prevent them from dislodging their implanted electrodes, and to reduce their metabolic rates.
• He chose patients who were " desperately ill patients whose disorders had resisted all previous treatments " and implanted electrodes in about 25 of them.
• The device, also known as a cochlear implant, uses surgically implanted electrodes, which transform sound vibrations into nerve impulses that are relayed to the brain.
• Doctors have implanted electrodes in Christopher Reeve's diaphragm in an experiment designed to enable the paralyzed actor to breathe on his own, a newspaper reported.