Wireless instantaneous neurotransmitter concentration sensing system (WINCS) for intraoperative neurochemical monitoring
Chris Kimble(Mayo Clinic), KK Lee(Chungbuk National University), Paul A. Garris(Illinois State University), Jonathan M. Bledsoe(Neurological Surgery), Christoph J. Griessenauer(Paracelsus Medical University), Kevin E. Bennet(Mayo Clinic), Filippo Agnesi(University of Minnesota), Young‐Min Shon(Mayo Clinic in Florida), Jeffrey C. Robinson, Sidney V. Whitlock(WinnMed), Kenneth R. Kressin(WinnMed), D.N. Covey(Mayo Clinic in Florida), Bailey Winter(WinnMed), David Johnson(Michigan Medicine), Susannah J. Tye(Allen Institute for Brain Science), Su-Youne Chang(Mayo Clinic in Florida), April E. Horne(WinnMed)
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