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Nanotechnology in Neuromodulation
2012As clinical neuromodulation moves beyond electrical stimulation with macroelectrodes, the need becomes apparent for techniques that interact with the nervous system on its own level (neurons and glia) and using its own mechanisms (electrical and chemical).
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Dermatologic Surgery
BACKGROUND The use of botulinum toxins for facial rejuvenation and improvement of dynamic wrinkles has become a mainstay in the aesthetic treatment armamentarium. However, using these same neuromodulators (NMs) for lifting the structures of the face, is a newer addition to antiaging protocols.
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BACKGROUND The use of botulinum toxins for facial rejuvenation and improvement of dynamic wrinkles has become a mainstay in the aesthetic treatment armamentarium. However, using these same neuromodulators (NMs) for lifting the structures of the face, is a newer addition to antiaging protocols.
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Instrumentation for Neuromodulation
Archives of Medical Research, 2000The explosion in understanding how the central nervous system (CNS) works affords new opportunities to interact with the nervous system to compensate for dysfunction due to disease or injury. Neuromodulation is a term that describes methods that carry out that interaction based on principles of nerve cell physiology.
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Metalearning and neuromodulation
Neural Networks, 2002This paper presents a computational theory on the roles of the ascending neuromodulatory systems from the viewpoint that they mediate the global signals that regulate the distributed learning mechanisms in the brain. Based on the review of experimental data and theoretical models, it is proposed that dopamine signals the error in reward prediction ...
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Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery, 2005
Neuromodulation, as defined as the use of electrical stimulation by implanted stimulators to treat various neurological conditions, has developed gradually from long experience with electrical stimulation of the nervous system. Indications are still evolving, and the field is advancing at an ever increasing rate.
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Neuromodulation, as defined as the use of electrical stimulation by implanted stimulators to treat various neurological conditions, has developed gradually from long experience with electrical stimulation of the nervous system. Indications are still evolving, and the field is advancing at an ever increasing rate.
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Urologic Clinics of North America, 2005
Several neuromodulatory options are available for selected children who have voiding dysfunction resistant to conventional therapy. Integral to all types of treatment is an educated team that reinforces progress rather than cure and encourages long-term behavioral changes.
Ahmad H, Bani-Hani +2 more
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Several neuromodulatory options are available for selected children who have voiding dysfunction resistant to conventional therapy. Integral to all types of treatment is an educated team that reinforces progress rather than cure and encourages long-term behavioral changes.
Ahmad H, Bani-Hani +2 more
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Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2018
Scott T, Aaronson, Noah S, Philip
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Scott T, Aaronson, Noah S, Philip
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Contouring With Neuromodulators
Dermatologic SurgeryBACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE Botulinum toxins, originally used for facial rejuvenation, have emerged as a promising tool for sculpting and refining contours for both the face and body. METHODS The peer-reviewed literature on neuromodulator contouring treatments was analyzed, with a ...
Ardalan, Minokadeh +2 more
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Fortschritte der Neurologie ยท Psychiatrie, 1990
Adenosine and its nucleotides participate in the regulation of various functions in the nerve system and in some internal organs. These purines are released from a variety of nervous and non-nervous cellular sources. Adenosine receptors are situated extracellular; they mediate some effects of the adenosine and are coupled negatively (A1 adenosine ...
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Adenosine and its nucleotides participate in the regulation of various functions in the nerve system and in some internal organs. These purines are released from a variety of nervous and non-nervous cellular sources. Adenosine receptors are situated extracellular; they mediate some effects of the adenosine and are coupled negatively (A1 adenosine ...
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The International Neuromodulation Society defines therapeutic neuromodulation as the alteration of nerve activity through targeted delivery of a stimulus, such as electrical stimulation or chemical agents, to specific neurological sites in the body. Neuromodulation for the treatment of migraine is an evolving field offering further insight into the ...
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