Transcranial High-frequency Repetitive Electrical Stimulation for Recording Myogenic Motor Evoked Potentials with the Patient under General Anesthesia

Abstract

Transcranial high-frequency repetitive electrical stimulation seems to be a new method for monitoring the motor tract. With this method, it is possible to monitor the motor function without interfering with the surgical team or with the surgical treatment of infratentorial and spinal lesions. Monitoring of relaxation is necessary to compare the amplitude of MEPs.