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Differential regulatory effects of electroacupuncture waveforms and electrode polarity reversal on sciatic nerve repair
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The therapeutic efficacy of electroacupuncture, which enjoys high international recognition, has been extensively validated. However, there is a lack of visual characterization of electroacupuncture waveform features, as well as a clear set of guidelines or systematic research on the impact of different waveforms, such as sparse-dense wave (SDW), continuous wave (CW), and intermittent wave (IW), and the different electrode connection configurations on treatment outcomes.
Keywords:
Electroacupuncture
Sciatic nerve injury repair
Waveforms
Sparse-dense wave (SDW)
Electrode polarity reversal
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