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On the application and generation of subsensory electrical nerve stimulation for the improvement of vibration perception in patients with HIV-related sensory neuropathy
This work investigates the application of Subsensory Electrical Noise Stimulation (SENS) to improve symptoms of HIV-related peripheral sensory neuropathy (HIVPN). HIV-PN occurs in roughly half of the 5 million people in South Africa with HIV. The disease has been shown to reduce quality of life and...
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Department of Medicine
2020
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