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Figura 2. Esquema de calibrado de la corriente de estimulación. Se calibraron 3 niveles diferentes de amplitud: 1mA, 2mA y 5mA.
(Dibujo adaptado del Manual de Usuario del sistema de monitorización 1025 de SAI, Inc.)
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Figura 3. Diagrama de bloques de las adquisiciones realizadas.
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