[Materials and technologies in neural interfaces: optimization ways for chronic implantation]
K N Rodionova1, E A Vigovskaya2, Yu A Novosad1,2
1G. Turner National Medical Research Center for Pediatric Orthopedics and Trauma Surgery, St. Petersburg, Russia.
Abstract:
A neural interface is a set of tools that enable information exchange between the brain and an external device. Such systems are widely used in biomedicine, including the recovery of nervous system functions. This review summarizes the operating principles of neurointerfaces, reviews the materials used in their design, and presents examples of this technology's use in medicine, including chronic implantation.
