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Anti-inflammatory effects of electrostimulation

2024-07-10

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The therapeutic usage of physical stimuli is framed in a highly heterogeneous research area, with variable levels of maturity and of translatability into clinical application. In particular, electrostimulation is deeply studied for its application on the autonomous nervous system, but less is known about the anti-inflammatory effects of such stimuli beyond the inflammatory reflex . Further, reproducibility and me...

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f4dac95c-05a7-5725-bef7-625edd72d2d8
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10.1101/2024.07.05.602081
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