论文信息 - Nerve, plexus and spinal cord: possible targets for non-invasive neuromagnetic measurements in man.

Nerve, plexus and spinal cord: possible targets for non-invasive neuromagnetic measurements in man.

Somatosensory evoked neuromagnetic fields are recorded from peripheral nerves in the upper arm, from plexus brachialis at the ventral and dorsal thorax and from the dorsal horn of the cervical spinal cord ('P13m') at the upper lateral neck. Some perspectives for clinical applications are suggested.

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