Experiences with electrical stimulation devices for the control of chronic pain
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Experiences with electrical stimulation devices for the control of chronic pain
Med Instrum.
1975 Sep-Oct.
Abstract
The results of a study involving the treatment of pain syndromes by electrical stimulation in 98 patients are reported. Advantages and disadvantages of three electrostimulation techniques--transcutaneous stimulation, peripheral nerve stimulation, and dorsal cord stimulation--are discussed. Also included is a brief discussion of the possible mechanism of suppression of pain stimuli.
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