@inproceedings{09a46666abac4a5fa93fde0b9711775e,
title = "Influence of spinal cord stimulation on evoked potentials by cutaneous electrical stimulation",
abstract = "In the past, limited research has been done to investigate the influence of spinal cord stimulation (SCS) for treatment of chronic pain on evoked potentials (EP). Further insight into the mechanism of SCS may provide explanations for unsatisfactory results with this therapy in certain subpopulations. It also might predict effectiveness of SCS. In previous research MEG responses were measured on median and tibial nerve stimulations in chronic pain patients with and without SCS (1). However, this stimulation method preferentially activates large myelinated proprioceptive fibres, leaving painrelated small fibres unrelated. We expect that the observation of pain processing is impaired by large amounts of non-painrelated activity.",
keywords = "METIS-227894, EWI-19984, IR-76611",
author = "\{de Vos\}, \{Cecilia C.\} and J.R. Buitenweg and \{van der Aa\}, H.E. and G. Wilts and H.P.J. Buschman",
year = "2005",
language = "English",
series = "Pain",
publisher = "Stocon",
number = "TUP3:0",
pages = "1",
booktitle = "12th European Congress of Clinical Neurophysiology, ECCN 2005",
note = "12th European Congress of Clinical Neurophysiology, ECCN 2005 ; Conference date: 08-05-2005 Through 12-05-2005",
}