Portable, battery operated electrical stimulator built at the Burden Neurological Institute

Made:: 1961

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Portable, battery operated electrical stimulator built at the Burden Neurological Institute by W J Warren in 1961. Used in the identification of grey and white brain matter.

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Category:: Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry

Object Number:: 2001-195

type:: stimulator

credit:: The Burden Neurological Institute

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Portable, battery operated electrical stimulator built at the Burden Neurological Institute

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