In-vivo application of low frequency alternating currents on porcine cervical vagus nerve evokes reversible nerve conduction block

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RT @ivettemuzquiz: Published Author ☑️ One chapter of my thesis research on a Novel Electrical Nerve Block Applied to Porcine Cervical Vag…

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RT @BioelectronicM: Recent article: Dr. Ken Yoshida's group translated low frequency alternating current nerve blocking methods from rats t…

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High freq (kHz range) electrical stimulation is often used for nerve blocking, but this study demonstrates a low freq (1 Hz) alternating current approach for VNS.

13 Aug 2021

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RT @BioelectronicM: Recent article: Dr. Ken Yoshida's group translated low frequency alternating current nerve blocking methods from rats t…

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