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- adjective Within a
cortex
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Through additional microelectrodes implanted in the primary somatosensory cortex (or S1), the team sent what's known as intracortical microstimulation (ICMS, essentially low-level electrical pulses) to the area of the brain responsible for the sense of touch.
Ars Technica Kyle Niemeyer 2011
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Or at least, anatomically correct brain cake with EEG grid*reference markers for intracortical recording or stimulation or ultimately surgery.
Followup on FFO shweta_narayan 2009
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The brain was abnormally soft (some of the larger intracortical vessels showed plugs of leucocytes possibly indicating an early encephalitis -- Bacillus cold and a Gram-staining bacillus were cultivated from the cerebrospinal fluid.)
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Short-interval intracortical inhibition (SICI): subthreshold CS followed by suprathreshold TS at intervals of 1-6ms leads to a suppression of
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Long-interval intracortical inhibition (LICI): if both the CS and TS are suprathreshold but separated by intervals of 50-200ms, then the second MEP is reduced relative to the first (i.e., "inhibition").
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Short-interval intracortical facilitation (SICF): when a suprathreshold CS is followed by a subthreshold TS, or when both stimuli are roughly equivalent to the motor threshold, at an interval of either 1. 1-1.5ms, 2. 3-2.9ms, or
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Long-interval intracortical inhibition (LICI): if both the CS and TS are suprathreshold but separated by intervals of 50-200ms, then the second MEP is reduced relative to the first (i.e., "inhibition").
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Long-interval intracortical inhibition (LICI): if both the CS and TS are suprathreshold but separated by intervals of 50-200ms, then the second MEP is reduced relative to the first (i.e., "inhibition").
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Short-interval intracortical inhibition (SICI): subthreshold CS followed by suprathreshold TS at intervals of 1-6ms leads to a suppression of
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Short-interval intracortical facilitation (SICF): when a suprathreshold CS is followed by a subthreshold TS, or when both stimuli are roughly equivalent to the motor threshold, at an interval of either 1. 1-1.5ms, 2. 3-2.9ms, or
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