Orthopaedic Proceedings
Vol. 95-B, Issue SUPP_13 | Pages 71 - 71
1 Mar 2013
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Bone-anchored devices have been used as skin-crossing conduits to record neuromuscular signals in sedated animals. Long-term recordings from cognisant subjects must be assessed. Hypothesis A bone-anchored device is suitable as a conduit for epimysial EMG (Electromyogram) recordings and is reliable in the long-term. The bone-anchored device was implanted into the medial aspect of an ovine tibia (n=1), and the epimysial electrode was sutured onto the peroneus tertius muscle. Epimysial and Surface EMG signals were recorded for 12 weeks.Introduction
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