| 释义 |
stimoceiver|ˈstɪməʊsiːvə(r)|
[f. stimulate v. + -o + receiver1.]
A radio transmitter and receiver implanted in the head which transmits information about the brain and receives signals which electrically stimulate the brain.
1967N.Y. Times 22 Mar. 49/1 Dr. Delgado's laboratory is developing an instrument, called a ‘stimoceiver’, that takes advantage of the increasing sophistication of circuit technology and microminiaturization. 1968J. M. R. Delgado et al. in Jrnl. Nerv. & Mental Dis. CXLVII. 331/1 The integration of the three-channel units for radio stimulation and EEG telemetry constitutes the stimoceiver. Ibid. 338/2 A new instrument called ‘stimoceiver’ has been developed for the stimultaneous multichannel recording and stimulation of the brain by FM radio waves in completely unrestrained subjects. 1979Amer. Jrnl. Orthopsychiatry XLIX. 367/2 The grim prospects of a burgeoning psychosurgical technology for widespread telemetric surveillance of behavior via transponders, stimoceivers, and brain pacemakers à la Schwitzgebel, Meyer, and Delgado are adumbrated. |