Selective activation of muscle groups in the feline hindlimb through electrical microstimulation of the ventral lumbo-sacral spinal cord

Selective activation of muscle groups in the feline hindlimb through electrical microstimulation of the ventral lumbo-sacral spinal cord
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10.1109/86.830944
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发表时间:
2000-03-01
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IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON REHABILITATION ENGINEERING
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通讯作者:
Horch, KW
Horch, KW
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作者:
Mushahwar, VK;Horch, KW

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