Sauradeep Bhowmick

This study evaluates how electrode size and stimulation configurations affect nerve selectivity in spinal cord stimulation, finding that 500 µm electrodes provide the best selectivity.

This study shows that lateral spinal cord stimulation (LSCS) selectivity is limited by the coarse organization of lumbar dorsal rootlets, not electrode design, and suggests improving electrode placement may enhance percept localization.

The paper models the Injectrode system to determine how design parameters affect neural activation, finding that larger surface area reduces pain-related activation.