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Spatial and Spectral Features of Optical Response to Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Suggest Vascular Origin

Debbie K. Chen, Kelley Erb, Angelo Sassaroli, Peter R. Bergethon, and Sergio Fantini

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Abstract

Electrical stimulation of the human sural nerve induces an optical response on a 100 ms timescale. On the basis of its spatial and spectral dependence, we hypothesize that it is generated by vascular motion.

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