Evidence of Heterosynaptic LTD in the Human Nociceptive System: Superficial Skin Neuromodulation Usi...
Evidence of Heterosynaptic LTD in the Human Nociceptive System: Superficial Skin Neuromodulation Using a Matrix Electrode Reduces Deep Pain Sensitivity
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United States: Public Library of Science
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Long term depression (LTD) is a neuronal learning mechanism after low frequency stimulation (LFS). This study compares two types of electrodes (concentric vs. matrix) and stimulation frequencies (4 and 30 Hz) to examine homo- and heterosynaptic effects indirectly depicted from the somatosensory profile of healthy subjects. Both electrodes were comp...
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Evidence of Heterosynaptic LTD in the Human Nociceptive System: Superficial Skin Neuromodulation Using a Matrix Electrode Reduces Deep Pain Sensitivity
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TN_cdi_plos_journals_1562653935
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1932-6203
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1932-6203
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10.1371/journal.pone.0107718
