Novel Stimulation Paradigms with Temporally-Varying Parameters to Reduce Synchronous Activity at the Onset of High Frequency Stimulation in Rat Hippocampus

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Wenjie Zhou

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Xuefeng Wei

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Zhaoxiang Wang

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