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Validation of finite element model of transcranial electrical stimulation using scalp potentials: implications for clinical dose

Datta et al., 2013

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5102263777891428062
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Datta A
Zhou X
Su Y
Parra L
Bikson M
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Journal of neural engineering

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Objective. During transcranial electrical stimulation, current passage across the scalp generates voltage across the scalp surface. The goal was to characterize these scalp voltages for the purpose of validating subject-specific finite element method (FEM) models of …
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