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transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation device tens 300-pv  (Empi Inc)
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The task trial designs for the (A) experience sampling for IAP phenotype and (B) numeric interference task for A/P phenotype. ISI, interstimulus interval; TENS, <t>transcutaneous</t> <t>electrical</t> nerve <t>stimulation.</t> Figure created with BioRender.com.
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The task trial designs for the (A) experience sampling for IAP phenotype and (B) numeric interference task for A/P phenotype. ISI, interstimulus interval; TENS, <t>transcutaneous</t> <t>electrical</t> nerve <t>stimulation.</t> Figure created with BioRender.com.
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A NeuroStep is a wearable neuroprosthesis for closed-loop neurostimulation of damaged nerves of PN patients. (1) Force-sensitive insole sends foot-ground information. (2) The system controller receives insole data, selects different electrodes and modulates specific <t>stimulation</t> paradigms (found during calibration). (3) Stimulating sock with different electrodes mapped to different insole sensors. During gait, when different sensors are activated, the mapped sock channels are stimulated, and the participant perceives a sensation in the specific areas. B Electrode Sock Array Design. Anthropometric measures for key areas of the foot and ankle and specifications for array design with final number and position of electrodes. C NeuroStep calibration. 1: Quantitative Sensory Testing was performed with a brush, light touch, and a 10 g monofilament to evaluate the sensory loss of PN participants. 2: <t>Electrical</t> stimulation paradigms were calibrated, and appropriate active sites were personalised to achieve targeted sensory restoration. NeuroStep targets three lower-limb nerves: peroneal, posterior tibial (medial plantar, lateral plantar and medial calcaneal branches) and sural. 3: Calibration was performed using a software app to record the user feedback and select the next stimulation paradigm.
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transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (tens) at the knee level  (NeuroMetrix)
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A NeuroStep is a wearable neuroprosthesis for closed-loop neurostimulation of damaged nerves of PN patients. (1) Force-sensitive insole sends foot-ground information. (2) The system controller receives insole data, selects different electrodes and modulates specific <t>stimulation</t> paradigms (found during calibration). (3) Stimulating sock with different electrodes mapped to different insole sensors. During gait, when different sensors are activated, the mapped sock channels are stimulated, and the participant perceives a sensation in the specific areas. B Electrode Sock Array Design. Anthropometric measures for key areas of the foot and ankle and specifications for array design with final number and position of electrodes. C NeuroStep calibration. 1: Quantitative Sensory Testing was performed with a brush, light touch, and a 10 g monofilament to evaluate the sensory loss of PN participants. 2: <t>Electrical</t> stimulation paradigms were calibrated, and appropriate active sites were personalised to achieve targeted sensory restoration. NeuroStep targets three lower-limb nerves: peroneal, posterior tibial (medial plantar, lateral plantar and medial calcaneal branches) and sural. 3: Calibration was performed using a software app to record the user feedback and select the next stimulation paradigm.
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A NeuroStep is a wearable neuroprosthesis for closed-loop neurostimulation of damaged nerves of PN patients. (1) Force-sensitive insole sends foot-ground information. (2) The system controller receives insole data, selects different electrodes and modulates specific <t>stimulation</t> paradigms (found during calibration). (3) Stimulating sock with different electrodes mapped to different insole sensors. During gait, when different sensors are activated, the mapped sock channels are stimulated, and the participant perceives a sensation in the specific areas. B Electrode Sock Array Design. Anthropometric measures for key areas of the foot and ankle and specifications for array design with final number and position of electrodes. C NeuroStep calibration. 1: Quantitative Sensory Testing was performed with a brush, light touch, and a 10 g monofilament to evaluate the sensory loss of PN participants. 2: <t>Electrical</t> stimulation paradigms were calibrated, and appropriate active sites were personalised to achieve targeted sensory restoration. NeuroStep targets three lower-limb nerves: peroneal, posterior tibial (medial plantar, lateral plantar and medial calcaneal branches) and sural. 3: Calibration was performed using a software app to record the user feedback and select the next stimulation paradigm.
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A NeuroStep is a wearable neuroprosthesis for closed-loop neurostimulation of damaged nerves of PN patients. (1) Force-sensitive insole sends foot-ground information. (2) The system controller receives insole data, selects different electrodes and modulates specific <t>stimulation</t> paradigms (found during calibration). (3) Stimulating sock with different electrodes mapped to different insole sensors. During gait, when different sensors are activated, the mapped sock channels are stimulated, and the participant perceives a sensation in the specific areas. B Electrode Sock Array Design. Anthropometric measures for key areas of the foot and ankle and specifications for array design with final number and position of electrodes. C NeuroStep calibration. 1: Quantitative Sensory Testing was performed with a brush, light touch, and a 10 g monofilament to evaluate the sensory loss of PN participants. 2: <t>Electrical</t> stimulation paradigms were calibrated, and appropriate active sites were personalised to achieve targeted sensory restoration. NeuroStep targets three lower-limb nerves: peroneal, posterior tibial (medial plantar, lateral plantar and medial calcaneal branches) and sural. 3: Calibration was performed using a software app to record the user feedback and select the next stimulation paradigm.
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A NeuroStep is a wearable neuroprosthesis for closed-loop neurostimulation of damaged nerves of PN patients. (1) Force-sensitive insole sends foot-ground information. (2) The system controller receives insole data, selects different electrodes and modulates specific <t>stimulation</t> paradigms (found during calibration). (3) Stimulating sock with different electrodes mapped to different insole sensors. During gait, when different sensors are activated, the mapped sock channels are stimulated, and the participant perceives a sensation in the specific areas. B Electrode Sock Array Design. Anthropometric measures for key areas of the foot and ankle and specifications for array design with final number and position of electrodes. C NeuroStep calibration. 1: Quantitative Sensory Testing was performed with a brush, light touch, and a 10 g monofilament to evaluate the sensory loss of PN participants. 2: <t>Electrical</t> stimulation paradigms were calibrated, and appropriate active sites were personalised to achieve targeted sensory restoration. NeuroStep targets three lower-limb nerves: peroneal, posterior tibial (medial plantar, lateral plantar and medial calcaneal branches) and sural. 3: Calibration was performed using a software app to record the user feedback and select the next stimulation paradigm.
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The task trial designs for the (A) experience sampling for IAP phenotype and (B) numeric interference task for A/P phenotype. ISI, interstimulus interval; TENS, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation. Figure created with BioRender.com.

Journal: Brain and Behavior

Article Title: Alpha and Theta Oscillations Associated With Behavioral Phenotypes of Pain–Attention Interaction

doi: 10.1002/brb3.70190

Figure Lengend Snippet: The task trial designs for the (A) experience sampling for IAP phenotype and (B) numeric interference task for A/P phenotype. ISI, interstimulus interval; TENS, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation. Figure created with BioRender.com.

Article Snippet: The stimuli were delivered to the left forearm over the median nerve using a transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation device (TENS; 300‐PV, Empi Inc., MN, USA), with a symmetric waveform at 50 Hz and a pulse width set to 250 μs.

Techniques: Sampling

A NeuroStep is a wearable neuroprosthesis for closed-loop neurostimulation of damaged nerves of PN patients. (1) Force-sensitive insole sends foot-ground information. (2) The system controller receives insole data, selects different electrodes and modulates specific stimulation paradigms (found during calibration). (3) Stimulating sock with different electrodes mapped to different insole sensors. During gait, when different sensors are activated, the mapped sock channels are stimulated, and the participant perceives a sensation in the specific areas. B Electrode Sock Array Design. Anthropometric measures for key areas of the foot and ankle and specifications for array design with final number and position of electrodes. C NeuroStep calibration. 1: Quantitative Sensory Testing was performed with a brush, light touch, and a 10 g monofilament to evaluate the sensory loss of PN participants. 2: Electrical stimulation paradigms were calibrated, and appropriate active sites were personalised to achieve targeted sensory restoration. NeuroStep targets three lower-limb nerves: peroneal, posterior tibial (medial plantar, lateral plantar and medial calcaneal branches) and sural. 3: Calibration was performed using a software app to record the user feedback and select the next stimulation paradigm.

Journal: Nature Communications

Article Title: Wearable non-invasive neuroprosthesis for targeted sensory restoration in neuropathy

doi: 10.1038/s41467-024-55152-7

Figure Lengend Snippet: A NeuroStep is a wearable neuroprosthesis for closed-loop neurostimulation of damaged nerves of PN patients. (1) Force-sensitive insole sends foot-ground information. (2) The system controller receives insole data, selects different electrodes and modulates specific stimulation paradigms (found during calibration). (3) Stimulating sock with different electrodes mapped to different insole sensors. During gait, when different sensors are activated, the mapped sock channels are stimulated, and the participant perceives a sensation in the specific areas. B Electrode Sock Array Design. Anthropometric measures for key areas of the foot and ankle and specifications for array design with final number and position of electrodes. C NeuroStep calibration. 1: Quantitative Sensory Testing was performed with a brush, light touch, and a 10 g monofilament to evaluate the sensory loss of PN participants. 2: Electrical stimulation paradigms were calibrated, and appropriate active sites were personalised to achieve targeted sensory restoration. NeuroStep targets three lower-limb nerves: peroneal, posterior tibial (medial plantar, lateral plantar and medial calcaneal branches) and sural. 3: Calibration was performed using a software app to record the user feedback and select the next stimulation paradigm.

Article Snippet: Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) at the knee level has been adopted by NeuroMetrix QUELL exclusively to treat neuropathic pain , with limited results and without testing its effects on functions and mobility.

Techniques: Software