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Dale L. Zimmermany transcranial electrical stimulation were recorded from the thenar and anterior tibial muscles as well as from the epidural space of the cauda equina in a total of 29 patients. The aim was to test intraoperative recordability of potentials and their correlation with the patient’s postoperative neur

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Dale L. Zimmermananeurysms. Hypothermia can be used to increase tolerance to occlusion, and cortical function in the territory of the occluded artery can be monitored during the occlusion using somatosensory evoked potentials (SSEP)..SSEP were monitored during temporary vascular occlusion for cerebral aneurysm surge

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Dale L. Zimmermany transcranial electrical stimulation were recorded from the thenar and anterior tibial muscles as well as from the epidural space of the cauda equina in a total of 29 patients. The aim was to test intraoperative recordability of potentials and their correlation with the patient’s postoperative neur