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. 2020 Aug 20;7(4):ENEURO.0213-20.2020. doi: 10.1523/ENEURO.0213-20.2020

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Figure 2. — US parameters. A, In this graph, all the pressures used in this study and their corresponding intensities (spatial peak pulse average) are indicated. Intensities were calculated using the equation shown in A, where P_n = pressure; Þ = density of nerve tissue, estimated to be 1.03 × g/cm³; c = speed of sound in saline medium, estimated to be 1507 m/s. B, US pulse parameters; 960-kHz US was applied for a single tone of 100-ms duration. Tones consisted of 100 pulses of 300 cycles of US (313-μs pulse duration). C, Linearly interpolated pressure distribution maps overlaid with scale preparation, dish, and electrode.