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constant current stimulator  (Digitimer North America LLC)
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Constant Current Stimulator, supplied by Digitimer North America LLC, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 96/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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constantcurrent stimulator  (Digitimer Ltd)
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Constantcurrent Stimulator, supplied by Digitimer Ltd, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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electrical stimulators  (Digitimer North America LLC)
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Study design and experimental procedure. Participants were seated in a chair placed in front of a 32-inch screen. In the AO + MI + FES condition, participants were asked to observe and imagine walking and were given <t>electrical</t> stimulation (A) . In the FES only condition, participants were asked to look at the center of the fixation cross and not imagine anything, while receiving given electrical stimulation as in the AO + MI + FES condition (B) . The position of electrodes for EMG recording from the TA and SOL muscles and for the common peroneal and tibial nerve stimulation are shown (C) . Before and after the intervention, MEPs, the recruitment curves of motor responses (M-waves and H-reflexes) in the SOL muscle, and Mmax were recorded (D) . The intervention consisted of four blocks and three breaks, with each block consisting of 16 20-s PNS sessions (E) . For each session, the PNS was given for 20 s at the timings corresponding to the EMG activities during actual walking.
Electrical Stimulators, supplied by Digitimer North America LLC, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 96/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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anode easysnap  (Compex Inc)
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Study design and experimental procedure. Participants were seated in a chair placed in front of a 32-inch screen. In the AO + MI + FES condition, participants were asked to observe and imagine walking and were given <t>electrical</t> stimulation (A) . In the FES only condition, participants were asked to look at the center of the fixation cross and not imagine anything, while receiving given electrical stimulation as in the AO + MI + FES condition (B) . The position of electrodes for EMG recording from the TA and SOL muscles and for the common peroneal and tibial nerve stimulation are shown (C) . Before and after the intervention, MEPs, the recruitment curves of motor responses (M-waves and H-reflexes) in the SOL muscle, and Mmax were recorded (D) . The intervention consisted of four blocks and three breaks, with each block consisting of 16 20-s PNS sessions (E) . For each session, the PNS was given for 20 s at the timings corresponding to the EMG activities during actual walking.
Anode Easysnap, supplied by Compex Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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50 × anode  (Compex Inc)
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Compex Inc 50 × anode
Study design and experimental procedure. Participants were seated in a chair placed in front of a 32-inch screen. In the AO + MI + FES condition, participants were asked to observe and imagine walking and were given <t>electrical</t> stimulation (A) . In the FES only condition, participants were asked to look at the center of the fixation cross and not imagine anything, while receiving given electrical stimulation as in the AO + MI + FES condition (B) . The position of electrodes for EMG recording from the TA and SOL muscles and for the common peroneal and tibial nerve stimulation are shown (C) . Before and after the intervention, MEPs, the recruitment curves of motor responses (M-waves and H-reflexes) in the SOL muscle, and Mmax were recorded (D) . The intervention consisted of four blocks and three breaks, with each block consisting of 16 20-s PNS sessions (E) . For each session, the PNS was given for 20 s at the timings corresponding to the EMG activities during actual walking.
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Study design and experimental procedure. Participants were seated in a chair placed in front of a 32-inch screen. In the AO + MI + FES condition, participants were asked to observe and imagine walking and were given electrical stimulation (A) . In the FES only condition, participants were asked to look at the center of the fixation cross and not imagine anything, while receiving given electrical stimulation as in the AO + MI + FES condition (B) . The position of electrodes for EMG recording from the TA and SOL muscles and for the common peroneal and tibial nerve stimulation are shown (C) . Before and after the intervention, MEPs, the recruitment curves of motor responses (M-waves and H-reflexes) in the SOL muscle, and Mmax were recorded (D) . The intervention consisted of four blocks and three breaks, with each block consisting of 16 20-s PNS sessions (E) . For each session, the PNS was given for 20 s at the timings corresponding to the EMG activities during actual walking.

Journal: Frontiers in Human Neuroscience

Article Title: Changes in corticospinal and spinal reflex excitability through functional electrical stimulation with and without observation and imagination of walking

doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2022.994138

Figure Lengend Snippet: Study design and experimental procedure. Participants were seated in a chair placed in front of a 32-inch screen. In the AO + MI + FES condition, participants were asked to observe and imagine walking and were given electrical stimulation (A) . In the FES only condition, participants were asked to look at the center of the fixation cross and not imagine anything, while receiving given electrical stimulation as in the AO + MI + FES condition (B) . The position of electrodes for EMG recording from the TA and SOL muscles and for the common peroneal and tibial nerve stimulation are shown (C) . Before and after the intervention, MEPs, the recruitment curves of motor responses (M-waves and H-reflexes) in the SOL muscle, and Mmax were recorded (D) . The intervention consisted of four blocks and three breaks, with each block consisting of 16 20-s PNS sessions (E) . For each session, the PNS was given for 20 s at the timings corresponding to the EMG activities during actual walking.

Article Snippet: Constant current stimulation was delivered to the common peroneal and tibial nerves using two constant-current electrical stimulators (DS7A and DS7R, Digitimer, Welwyn Garden City, United Kingdom).

Techniques: Muscles, Blocking Assay