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All patients received the same electrode array.<\/jats:p>\n <\/jats:sec>\n \n Results:<\/jats:title>\n Ten patients with EVA (and matched controls were identified). The average intraoperative impedance across all electrodes was significantly higher in patients with EVA (13.1\u200a\u00b1\u200a1.4\u200ak\u03a9) than in controls (9.6\u200a\u00b1\u200a2.5\u200ak\u03a9, p<\/jats:italic>\u200a\n <<\/jats:italic>\u200a0.001). At 24-hour activation, the average impedance across all electrodes was roughly equal in both groups (6.8\u200a\u00b1\u200a2.7\u200ak\u03a9 versus 6.5\u200a\u00b1\u200a2.1\u200ak\u03a9, p<\/jats:italic>\u200a\n =<\/jats:italic>\u200a0.72)<\/jats:p>\n <\/jats:sec>\n \n Conclusions:<\/jats:title>\n This study is the first identify differences in intraoperative impedance between patients with and without EVA. In addition, these data demonstrate rapid normalization within 24\u200ahours of surgery. 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