Electrostimulation : theory, applications, and computational model.
Electrostimulation is defined as the action of electrical energy on nerve and muscle - the two classes of excitable tissue. This cutting-edge resource offers you broad coverage of the subject, expanding the scope of electrostimulation discussions to include accidental, aversive, and possibly harmful...
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| Language: | English |
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Norwood :
Artech House,
2011.
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Table of Contents:
- Electrostimulation: Theory, Applications, and Computational Model; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Part I Theory and Applications; Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Theoretical Foundations; Chapter 3 Excitation Relationships; Chapter 4 Threshold Criteria in Practical Applications; Chapter 5 Selective Activation and Inhibition; Chapter 6 Model Application to C-Fibers and the Heart; Chapter 7 Waveform and Polarity Effects; Chapter 8 Exposure Guidelines and Standards; Chapter 9 Electrostimulation of the Central Nervous System; Chapter 10 Electric Stun Devices and Electric Shock.
- Part II User's GuideChapter 11 Getting Started; Chapter 12 Operating the Model; Chapter 13 Stimulus Temporal Waveform and SpatialField Modes; Chapter 14 Output Files for Analysis and Diagnostics; Appendix A:Spatial Potential Functions and PolarityIssues; Appendix B:Source Code Variables and TheirMathematical Equivalents Used in ThisBook; Acronyms and Abbreviations; References; About the Authors; Index.