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Methods for specific electrode resistance measurement during transcranial direct current stimulation

Khadka et al., 2015

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2099145220541021321
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Khadka N
Rahman A
Sarantos C
Truong D
Bikson M
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Brain Stimulation

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Background Monitoring of electrode resistance during tDCS is considered important for tolerability and safety. Conventional resistance measurement methods do not isolate individual electrode resistance and for HD-tDCS devices, cross talk across electrodes …
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