In conclusion, our findings suggest that microstimulation, with its anatomical precision, physiologic - level currents, and action
via axonal projections, holds promise for modification of memory circuits and thus for the treatment of memory impairments in people suffering from neurological disorders.
In addition, high frequency stimulation delivered
via macroelectrodes has been shown to inhibit nearby neuronal somata, while also providing excitation to
axonal projections, indicating that small changes in electrode location could lead to substantially different results (Herrington et al., 2016).