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2016 Dec Daniel Palanker SCIEN Electro Interfaces

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intro by Joyce Farrell;</p>

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Daniel is also Direc of Hansen Lab.</p>

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spike: &nbsp;1 ms duration and &nbsp;100 mV.</p>

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Q = 106 ions.</p>

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pacemaker, since 1958....</p>

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modern pacemaker... can be inserted IV; &nbsp;wireless;</p>

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myoelectric signals....from Chalmers Univ in Sweden... great videos... of

hand and fingers.</p>

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Deka Arm...</p>

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Bebionic... &nbsp;from RSL Steeper... excellent!!!</p>

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Micromo... &nbsp;v fast &nbsp;gait!</p>

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kicking soccer ball; &nbsp;4 mph &nbsp;gait;

records from just a few trodes on skin.</p>

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BrainGate2 &nbsp;&nbsp;Kathy Hutchinson... Shenoy Lab</p>

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Utah array...</p>

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EPFL &nbsp;&nbsp;walking in monkey... walking on treadmill.</p>

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foot off and foot strike. &nbsp;&nbsp;wow!!! &nbsp;restores broken connection!!!</p>

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Gregoire Courtine &nbsp;EPFL &nbsp;Nature &nbsp;p 284 &nbsp;2016 &nbsp;&nbsp;get this!</p>

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restores gait!!!</p>

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turns on machine &nbsp;&nbsp;6 days after injury of cord. &nbsp;with</p>

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wireless brain spine interface.</p>

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easier to read out the muscle (rather than nerves)</p>

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redirect nerves to chest... &nbsp;now can read out muscles in chest

to activate</p>

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picks up coffee cup and can bounce ball and grad cloth... &nbsp;DARPA

target reinnervation.... &nbsp;long video &nbsp;a TED video.

control is v intuitive.</p>

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need tactile sensitivity:</p>

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can also use afferent nerves. reimplant them</p>

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and blood vessels:</p>

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can constrict vessel &nbsp;&nbsp;eg for trauma to leg.</p>

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and tear secretion...</p>

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oculeve....implant to lacrimal gland. &nbsp;&nbsp;RF xmission &nbsp;and tears secreted...

worked in rabbits...</p>

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afferent nerves... &nbsp;can activate N from nose... &nbsp;touch muscoas in nose...

secreted tears... &nbsp;TearBud &nbsp;by Oculeve.

3X per day... Allergan.</p>

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DBS for Parkinsons....</p>

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disables overactive nerve cells in thalmus.</p>

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now turns off controller....</p>

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massive tremor in both hands and speech is ataxic... terrib le dystonia.</p>

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and twisting in neck....</p>

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eliminating patholog synchrony...</p>

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apply random phase to retrain system.</p>

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TMS:</p>

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TDCS: &nbsp;Trends in Neurosci...</p>

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Vagus N stim: &nbsp;for epilepsy and depression:

stim using a magnet on wrist... to stim vagus</p>

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or use transcutaneous...</p>

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Cochlear implant &nbsp;aud N has 30K fibers &nbsp;divided into 24 channels</p>

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12 to 20 trodes enuf.</p>

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today > 250K implants world worldwide.</p>

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recent upgrade for partial hearing loss

say only 10 mm deep &nbsp;to just restore high freq &nbsp;hearing most superficial cochlea &nbsp;just 10 mm.</p>

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takes 10 months to adapt...</p>

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JRRD 2008....</p>

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Brian asks abt how freq a good result is achieved with cochlea;</p>

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partial implant is becoming a reality...</p>

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digital taste simulator.</p>

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restoring memory....</p>

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Argus II &nbsp;RGCs...</p>

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Retinal Implant AG... 20/1200</p>

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but now 2 more pts &nbsp;with 20/550...</p>

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bright IR light</p>

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each is 70 micron and has 20 micron trodes

can fit in &nbsp;4800 pixels.</p>

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local return trodes...</p>

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at 905 nm....</p>

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nl vision 30 microns....

our system &nbsp;67 &nbsp;microns... can see as much as we can deliver...</p>

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rabbits and Long-Evans rats...</p>

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use visual evoked potentials...</p>

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grating VA vis acuity &nbsp;.... &nbsp;signal synchronized to motion if rat can see it...

it gets 64 microns...

will be acuity of 20 over 256 &nbsp;and may even get to 20/200 in humans....</p>

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contrast sensiti is 12% with system....</p>

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and now will get to &nbsp;55 microns and then to 40 microns...

should get &nbsp;10,000 pixels!!! &nbsp;(at 40 microns....</p>

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perhaps &nbsp;artific senses...</p>

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eg seeing mag fields.</p>

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rat could learn to orient with magnet fields.</p>

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