effect of auxiliary vibration influence on electro stimulation procedure efficiency using human skin imitator
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Abstract
The experimental complex of apparatus of electrical stimulation with combination of active electrode vibration of original design was developed. It has a possibility to use various mechanical and electrical parameters of vibration influence and electrical stimulation. In particular it has a possibility to apply various directions of vibrations to an active electrical stimulation electrode. The results of experiments have shown that the use of vibration-combined electrical stimulation procedure has an advantage in efficiency over traditional non-vibrating regime of procedure. Moreover, percussive-frictional mode is superior due to opportunities it has to change the modes of action.
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| Authors | ;M. G. Kiselev;E. I. Labun;P. S. Liutsko |
| Journal | essachess |
| Year | 2019 |
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