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transcutaneous stimulation

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1996
1996
Effect of transcutaneous nerve stimulation on esophageal function in normal subjects--evidence for a somatovisceral reflex.
Transcutaneous stimulation (TNS) at esophageal acupuncture points decreases lower esophageal sphincter (LES) pressures in… 
1984
1984
Mechanism of pain relief by nalp—a comparison of electric stimulation and nalp
1984
1984
Programmed stimulation for control of chronic pain
1981
1981
Programmed Transcutaneous (TNS) and Central (DBS) Stimulation for Control of Phantom Limb Pain and Causalgia: A New Method for Treatment
Destructive pain surgery (exeresis of the peripheral nerves, rhizotomy, cordotomy, tractotomy) [16, 27, 28], stereotactic high… 
Review
1981
Review
1981
Treatment of Phantom Pain by Transcutaneous Stimulation (TNS) of the Stump, the Limb Contralateral to the Stump, and the Other Extremities
In a recent survey of phantom pain treatment, 68 methods were presented [4]. This variety might indicate the general… 
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