-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Clinical results obtained from electrical stimulation of muscle, nerve, spinal cord, cerebellum, and cerebrum are surveyed. Some more data are presented from our own experience with stimulating denervated muscle and cerebellum. Mechanisms which might be responsible for its clinical effects on the muscle, synapse, or nervous system are discussed.
Related Publications
L Vodovnik, and
V Valencic, and
P Strojnik, and
B Klun, and
M Stefancic, and
T Jelnikar
November 2008,
Journal of neurology,
L Vodovnik, and
V Valencic, and
P Strojnik, and
B Klun, and
M Stefancic, and
T Jelnikar
January 2001,
No shinkei geka. Neurological surgery,
L Vodovnik, and
V Valencic, and
P Strojnik, and
B Klun, and
M Stefancic, and
T Jelnikar
January 2015,
Cell transplantation,
L Vodovnik, and
V Valencic, and
P Strojnik, and
B Klun, and
M Stefancic, and
T Jelnikar
July 1984,
Orthopedics,
L Vodovnik, and
V Valencic, and
P Strojnik, and
B Klun, and
M Stefancic, and
T Jelnikar
January 1984,
Zentralblatt fur Neurochirurgie,
L Vodovnik, and
V Valencic, and
P Strojnik, and
B Klun, and
M Stefancic, and
T Jelnikar
January 1990,
European neurology,
L Vodovnik, and
V Valencic, and
P Strojnik, and
B Klun, and
M Stefancic, and
T Jelnikar
May 2007,
Plant signaling & behavior,
L Vodovnik, and
V Valencic, and
P Strojnik, and
B Klun, and
M Stefancic, and
T Jelnikar
January 1983,
The Journal of urology,
L Vodovnik, and
V Valencic, and
P Strojnik, and
B Klun, and
M Stefancic, and
T Jelnikar
March 1972,
Electroencephalography and clinical neurophysiology,
L Vodovnik, and
V Valencic, and
P Strojnik, and
B Klun, and
M Stefancic, and
T Jelnikar
January 2021,
Journal of medical signals and sensors,
