electrical stimulation

Case Series

Decreasing Pain and Increasing the Rate of Chronic Wound Closure With the Use of a Noninvasive Bioelectronic Medical Device: A Case Series

05/01/2021

Michael Lavor ;

David Charles Hatch Jr., DPM, AACFAS;

This single-center case series reports use of a topical ultrahigh frequency electrical stimulation therapy to decrease wound pain and improve the rate of closure in difficult-to-heal wounds in 9 patients.

This single-center case series...

05/01/2021

Wounds

Monophasic Pulsed 200-mA Current Promotes Galvanotaxis With Polarization of Actin Filament and Integrin a2b1 in Human Dermal Fibroblasts

03/27/2021

Noriaki Maeshige , PhD;

Yuka Koga , MSc;

Mikiko Uemura , PhD, PT;

Michiko Aoyama-Ishikawa , PhD;

Makoto Miyoshi , PhD;

Makoto Usami , PhD;

Hiroto Terashi , MD, PhD;

Masaharu Sugimoto , MS, PT;

Monophasic Pulsed 200-μA Current Promotes Galvanotaxis With Polarization of Actin Filament and Integrin α2β1 in Human Dermal Fibroblasts Mikiko Uemura, MS,a,b Noriaki Maeshige, PhD,c Yuka Koga,a Michiko...

Monophasic Pulsed...

03/27/2021

ePlasty

Effectiveness of daily home electrical stimulation as an adjunctive therapy to accelerate wound healing in people with diabetic foot ulcer – A double blinded randomized control trial

Electrical stimulation (E-Stim) may offer a unique treatment option to heal complicated diabetic foot ulcers (DFU). However, there is no randomized controlled trial to examine effectivene...

Michael E. DeBakey ;

Bijan Najafi , PhD;

Brian D. Lepow , DPM;

Michael E. DeBakey ;

01/28/2021

Effectiveness of Lower Extremity Electrical Stimulation to Improve Skin Perfusion

While few studies suggest the benefit of electrical stimulation (E-Stim) therapy to accelerate wound healing, the underlying mechanism of action is still debated (1-3). In this study, we ...

Michael E. DeBakey ;

Bijan Najafi , PhD;

Michael E. DeBakey ;

Brian D. Lepow , DPM;

Michael E. DeBakey ;

11/23/2020

Effectiveness of daily home electrical stimulation as an adjunctive therapy to accelerate wound healing in people with diabetic foot ulcer – A double blinded randomized control trial

Electrical stimulation (E-Stim) may offer a unique treatment option to heal complicated diabetic foot ulcers (DFU) (1-3). However, there is no randomized controlled trial to examine effec...

Brian D. Lepow , DPM;

Michael E. DeBakey ;

Bijan Najafi , PhD;

Michael E. DeBakey ;

11/23/2020

Original Research

Treating Peripheral Neuropathy

03/01/2014

Aletha W. Tippett , MD;

03/01/2014

Wounds