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Epidural spinal cord recordings (ESRs): sources of neural-appearing artifact in stimulation evoked compound action potentials.
Ashlesha Deshmukh, Megan Settell, Kevin Cheng, Bruce Knudsen, James Trevathan, Stephan Blanz

J Neural Eng· February 2025

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Correction: The role of spinal cord neuroanatomy in the variances of epidural spinal recordings.
Danny V Lam, Justin Chin, Meagan K Brucker-Hahn, Megan Settell, Ben Romanauski, Stephan Blanz

Bioelectron Med· August 2024

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The role of spinal cord neuroanatomy and the variances of epidurally evoked spinal responses.
Danny V Lam, Justin Chin, Meagan K Brucker-Hahn, Megan Settell, Ben Romanauski, Stephan Blanz

Bioelectron Med· July 2024

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Microneurography as a minimally invasive method to assess target engagement during neuromodulation.
Nishant Verma, Bruce Knudsen, Aaron Gholston, Aaron Skubal, Stephan Blanz

J Neural Eng· April 2023

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Spatially selective stimulation of the pig vagus nerve to modulate target effect versus side effect.
Stephan L Blanz, Eric D Musselman, Megan L Settell, Bruce E Knudsen, Evan N Nicolai

J Neural Eng· February 2023

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Characterization and applications of evoked responses during epidural electrical stimulation.
Nishant Verma, Ben Romanauski, Danny Lam, Luis Lujan, Stephan Blanz

Bioelectron Med· February 2023

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Fascicles split or merge every ∼560 microns within the human cervical vagus nerve.
Aniruddha R Upadhye, Chaitanya Kolluru, Lindsey Druschel, Luna Al Lababidi, Sami S Ahmad, Stephan L Blanz

J Neural Eng· November 2022

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Clinically-derived vagus nerve stimulation enhances cerebrospinal fluid penetrance.
Kevin P Cheng, Sarah K Brodnick, Stephan L Blanz, Weifeng Zeng, Jack Kegel

Brain Stimul· December 2020

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