The role of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation

Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation is mainly used to treat pain caused by various reasons, and can also be used to promote healing after wound surgery. Its frequency is generally in the low frequency range between 2-160 Hz, the pulse should be short or shorter, and the width is generally between 9-350 μm. transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation A pulse that is too wide activates pain-transmitting fibers and activa tes ions under the motor, which may make pain worse.


The intensity is generally a comfortable intensity, and the afferent nerve response that stimulates proprioception can be selected, and the efferent nerve response that does not trigger movement is mainly used. The current intensity varies in form. Currently, there are dual-current or single-current, bi-directional pulse, and single-wave direction. There is also an asymmetrical bidirectional pulse that can be used with either of these methods.



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