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. 2016 Sep 7;6(3):39. doi: 10.3390/brainsci6030039

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Neuron model application and single calculation run. (a) The voltage gradient extraction lines generated from FEM (COMSOL) simulation. The posterior lines have been replaced by the real potential values along the lines, as can be seen by the deviation of the line close to the electrode; (b) Input to the neuron model and the model block [14]; (c) Data points output from the Neuron model for the 3389 lead, with the specific input parameters of FEM output (homogeneous model and 3389 lead), pulse length of 60 µs, and neuronal diameter of 4 µm. The output is the distance from the surface of the lead to the distance where activation no longer happens; (d) The graphical implementation of the one data set.