Journal: Frontiers in Neuroscience

Article Title: Critical Review of Transcutaneous Vagus Nerve Stimulation: Challenges for Translation to Clinical Practice

doi: 10.3389/fnins.2020.00284

Figure Lengend Snippet: Stimulation electrode positions. (A) Neck stimulation using a gammaCore device (Silberstein et al., ). Image courtesy of electroCore Inc, electrocore.com. (B) Earlobe sham and cymba concha stimulation using NEMOS electrodes (Frangos et al., ). (C) External ear canal and concha stimulation using a TENS device from Suzhou (Liu et al., ). (D) Tragus stimulation (Lehtimäki et al., ). (E) External ear canal stimulation using a headset NET-1000 (Hein et al., ). Image courtesy of Auri-Stim Medical Inc, net1device.com. (F) Concha and cymba concha active stimulation (Rong et al., ). All figures reproduced with permission.

Article Snippet: Hein et al. ( ) , Depression , 37 , Study1: TENS-NET 2000, Auri-Stim Medical Inc Study 2: TENS-NET 1000, Auri-Stim Medical Inc , Headset (4 electrodes placed crosswise) , L, R , Outer auditory canal , No electrical stimulation delivered electrodes unplugged , NS , Study 1: Perception threshold Study 2: 130 μ A , 1.5 Hz , Study 1: 1 × 15 min 5 days a week Study 2: 2 × 15 min 5 days a week , NS.

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Journal: Healthcare

Article Title: The Role of Dental Occlusion and Neuromuscular Behavior in Professional Ballet Dancers’ Performance: A Pilot Study

doi: 10.3390/healthcare9030251

Figure Lengend Snippet: Statistical comparison of the electromyographic (EMG) and kinesiographic values before and after trans-electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) and orthotic treatment.

Article Snippet: The K7 Diagnostic System (EMG electromyograph and CMS kinesiograph) and the J4 trans-electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) unit (Myotronics, Normed Inc. Tukwila, Washington) with Myotrode SG mono-polar electrodes were used for this electrophysiological study.

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