… under which patients undergoing neuromodulation should be … identity, authenticity, agency,
and autonomy.19 However, only … patient infringes on his liberty and autonomy. As such, this …

… Clinicians are involved in clinical neuromodulation in so far as … How “check-ins” on autonomous
or semiautonomous BCI … the responsibility of agency—so too can agency be supported …

… s sense of autonomy and control via a model of shared control (Glannon, 2014) or relational
… development of patient-controlled neuromodulation devices and highlight the importance of …

… of possibility to employ DBS (and other neuromodulatory technologies) as treatment of
brain … conditions impair patients' sense of agency and autonomy. This fosters interest in the …

… autonomy, safety, stigma, privacy, and agency, among others. The terms ‘invasive’ and ‘invasiveness’
are commonly applied to these and other neurotechnologies, yet the concept of …

… a form of intrinsic neuromodulation to the development of … ’s sense of agency [27], or autonomy
and self-determination [28], … , as well as other autonomy-supportive conditions including …

… neuromodulation on the brain and mind suggests that we should revise the concept of autonomy”
… regarded as instrumental to human dignity via the development of human agency [33]. …

… from their study on closed loop neuromodulation and self-perception in clinical treatment of
refractory epilepsy. The first is that closed-loop neuromodulation devices did not substantially …

… ’s autonomy—and hence to infringe their right to autonomy, … intervention in Mentally Inert
Neuromodulation seems in one … is not shared with Mentally Inert Neuromodulation? One way to …

… patients from autonomy-circumventing practices such as unauthorized neuromodulation, the
right … Grounding human rights in human agency and autonomy has had strong advocates in …