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  Mary Grace N. Tamio   

  on April 29 2023 at 09:46 PM Edited public

  Stimulating Wounds with Electricity for Rapid Healing
  
  #woundhealing #electricalstimulation
  
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  Stimulating Wounds with Electricity for Rapid Healing | CN1699
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  Mary Grace N. Tamio   

  on January 14 2021 at 06:50 PM Edited public

  Electrical Stimulation Helps Regain Hand Function Post Spinal Cord Injury
  
  #electricalstimulation #spinalcordinjury
  
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  Electrical Stimulation Helps Regain Hand Function Post Spinal Cord Injury | CN1699

  Researchers at the University of Washington have trialed a minimally invasive electrical stimulation technique that has resulted in remarkable...
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  Mary Grace N. Tamio   

  on November 18 2020 at 09:59 PM Edited public

  Electrical stimulation reduces swallowing problems in patients with neurological conditions
  
  #electricalstimulation #neurologicalconditions
  
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  Electrical stimulation reduces swallowing problems in patients with neurological conditions | CN1699

  When someone has experienced a stroke or brain injury, it's not uncommon for them to lose their ability to swallow properly. A recent study,...
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  Mary Grace N. Tamio   

  on May 04 2020 at 09:59 PM Edited public

  Electric Stimulation Gives Robot-Assistive Surgery a Sense of Touch
  
  #surgicalrobot #surgery #electricalstimulation
  
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  Electric Stimulation Gives Robot-Assistive Surgery a Sense of Touch | CN1699

  A team of researchers at Texas A&M have performed studies evaluating how electrical stimulation can help users control robots, for example helping...
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