• Applied neurophysiology · Jan 1983

    Spinal stimulation: statistical superiority of monophasic stimulation of narrowly separated, longitudinal bipoles having rostral cathodes.

    • J D Law.
    • Appl Neurophysiol. 1983 Jan 1;46(1-4):129-37.

    AbstractA prospective study of a large number of spinal stimulating electrodes permitted a statistical comparison of stimulus parameters, including phase, polarity and orientation of bipolar electrodes. For the treatment of pain, the technical grade of a stimulator is proportional to the range of stimulation, which was found to be significantly greater under the conditions listed in the title.

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