Neural stimulation and recording performance in human sensorimotor cortex over 1500 days.
Neural stimulation and recording performance in human sensorimotor cortex over 1500 days.
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10.1088/1741-2552/ac18ad
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发表时间:
2021-08-13
影响因子:
4
通讯作者:
Gaunt RA
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Hughes CL;Flesher SN;Weiss JM;Downey JE;Boninger M;Collinger JL;Gaunt RA
Intracortical microstimulation (ICMS) in somatosensory cortex can restore sensation to people with spinal cord injury or other conditions. One potential challenge for chronic ICMS is whether neural recording and stimulation can remain stable over many years. This is particularly relevant since the recording quality from implanted microelectrode arrays can degrade over time and limitations in stimulation longevity have been considered a potential barrier to the clinical use of ICMS. Our objective was to evaluate recording stability on intracortical stimulated sputtered iridium oxide (SIROF) and non-stimulated platinum electrodes in somatosensory and motor cortex in a human participant across a long period of implantation. Additionally, we measured how ICMS was able to evoke sensations over time. In a study investigating intracortical implants for a bidirectional brain-computer interface, we implanted microelectrode arrays with SIROF tips in the somatosensory cortex of a human participant with a cervical spinal cord injury. We regularly stimulated these electrodes to evoke tactile sensations on the hand. Here, we quantify the stability of these electrodes in comparison to non-stimulated platinum electrodes implanted in the motor cortex over 1500 days in two ways: recorded signal quality and electrode impedances. Additionally, we quantify the perceptual stability of ICMS-evoked sensations using detection thresholds. We found that recording quality, as assessed by the number of electrodes with high-amplitude waveforms (> 100 μV peak-to-peak), peak-to-peak voltage, noise, and signal-to-noise ratio, generally decreased over time on stimulated SIROF and non-stimulated platinum electrodes. However, stimulated SIROF electrodes were much more likely to continue to record high-amplitude signals than non-stimulated platinum electrodes. Interestingly, the detection thresholds for stimulus-evoked tactile sensations decreased over time from a median of 31.5 μA at day 100 to 10.4 μA at day 1500, with the most substantial changes occurring between day 100 and 500. These results provide evidence that ICMS in human somatosensory cortex can be provided over long periods of time without deleterious effects on recording or stimulation capabilities. In fact, the sensitivity to stimulation improved over time.
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