Emerging Neural Stimulation Technologies for Bladder Dysfunctions
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In the neural engineering field, physiological dysfunctions are approached by identifying the target nerves and providing artificialstimulation to restore the function. Neural stimulation and recording technologies play a central role in this approach,and various engineering devices and stimulation techniques have become available to the medical community. For bladdercontrol problems, electrical stimulation has been used as one of the treatments, while only a few emerging neurotechnologieshave been used to tackle these problems. In this review, we introduce some recent developments in neural stimulation technologiesincluding microelectrode array, closed-loop neural stimulation, optical stimulation, and ultrasound stimulation.
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In the neural engineering field, physiological dysfunctions are approached by identifying the target nerves and providing artificialstimulation to restore the function. Neural stimulation and recording technologies play a central role in this approach,and various engineering devices and stimulation techniques have become available to the medical community. For bladdercontrol problems, electrical stimulation has been used as one of the treatments, while only a few emerging neurotechnologieshave been used to tackle these problems. In this review, we introduce some recent developments in neural stimulation technologiesincluding microelectrode array, closed-loop neural stimulation, optical stimulation, and ultrasound stimulation.
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