Ultra-high-efficacy Wireless Neuromodulation Using a Conductive Ring Interface
An ab-initio physics study, supported with a COMSOL-based numerical simulation, presents a concept to enable wearable, highly targeted, and ultra-high-efficacy neuromodulation. A target site is defined by a relatively small gap of a miniaturized ring-shaped conductive interface implant. If the implant conductivity significantly exceeds the conductivity of the biological tissue, a highly localized…
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