Why the study?
Does high frequency electrical stimulation of the vagus nerve improve cognitive motor function compared to low frequency stimulation in patients with complex partial seizures?
Does high frequency electrical stimulation of the vagus nerve improve cognitive motor function compared to low frequency stimulation in patients with complex partial seizures?
Chronic vagus nerve stimulation does not show a frequency-dependent effect on cognitive motor function at 6 months in patients with complex partial seizures, though individual variable changes occur.
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No frequency-dependent cognitive effects with chronic VNS; leaves open optimal parameters in epilepsy.
CLARKE et al. (1992) studied this question.
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