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titleOfInvention Systems and methods for performing neurophysiological monitoring during spinal cord surgery
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To perform more detailed identification of a system and method for performing neurophysiological monitoring of a wider part of a motor nerve pathway, a smaller amount of stimulation intensity, a shorter pulse, a popular anesthesia requirement, and an endangered nerve root. Point out sexuality and possible postoperative complications at an earlier stage where mitigation measures can be taken. Systems and methods for neurophysiological evaluation during surgical procedures are disclosed. The health and condition of the inferior motor neural pathways is established in tissues with neural structures that, when contacted or collided, can result in neurological dysfunction in the patient. Computers monitor the health of lower motor pathways before and during spinal cord surgery. This method is used to supply the first percutaneous transperitoneal stimulation signal to the spinal nerve root above the surgical target site and to transmit the stimulation signal to the muscle located below the surgical target site. Includes determining the neuromuscular response dataset based on. [Selection diagram] Fig. 2
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