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Multi-Channel, Light Reflectance Spectroscopy for Fast Detection of Hemodynamic Changes on the Spinal Cord and Brain Induced by Electrical Stimulations in Rats

Vikrant Sharma, Jiwei He, Sweta Narvenkar, Yuan Bo Peng, and Hanli Liu

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Abstract

Multi-channel, light reflectance spectroscopy with thin needle probes is developed for fast detection of neuro-hemodynamic changes induced by electrical stimulations in rats, revealing hemo-neuro pathways and information processing between the spinal cord and the brain.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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