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Medicina: Ortopedia: Riabilitazione Lesioni Traumatiche della Tibio-Tarsica
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| Noun phrase |
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| Uncountable |
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| MENS is characterized by sub-sensory current that acts on the body’s naturally occurring electrical impulses to decrease pain and facilitate the healing process. MENS differs from TENS in that it uses a significantly reduced electrical stimulation. TENS blocks pain, while MENS acts on the naturally occurring electrical impulses to decrease pain by stimulating the healing process. |
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| http://www.regence.com/trgmedpol/dme/dme11.html |
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| Microcurrent Electrical Nerve Stimulation (MENS) This is primarily to facilitate wound and fracture healing. An electro-accuscope is helpful in facilitating the healing of diabetic digital ulcerations in the author´s experience. |
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| Losito & O´Neil, 1997. |
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| Ankle Rehabilitation |
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| Therapy |
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| Non-surgical treatment |
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| Electrotherapy |
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| TENS, Russian Stimulation |
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| Acronym for Microcurrent Electrical Nerve Stimulation |
