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Skin sympathetic nerve activity can be estimated from skin conductance responses using contemporary biophysical models, refuting recent claims that this retrieval is impossible.
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This commentary argues that biophysical models can be used to estimate skin sympathetic nerve activity from skin conductance responses, challenging a previous claim.
A recent paper by Henderson et al. (2012) claimed that skin sympathetic nerve activity (SSNA) can not be retrieved from skin conductance responses (SCR). Here, I argue that this claim is not supported by the literature, and comment on contemporary approaches of estimating SSNA from SCR using biophysical models.
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Dominik R. Bach (2013) studied this question. Skin sympathetic nerve activity can be estimated from skin conductance responses using contemporary biophysical models, refuting recent claims that this retrieval is impossible.
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