Alternating electrodes between measurement and intervention modes to address hyperexcitability

A wearable stimulation array comprising a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions for execution and a hardware processor configured to execute the instructions, the instructions, when executed, cause the hardware processor to perform steps comprising:

• initializing a wearable stimulation array comprising a plurality of electrodes;
• configuring a set of the electrodes to operate in a measurement mode such that the set of electrodes, when configured in the measurement mode, can measure an electromyography (EMG) signal from one or more muscles;
• in response to determining that the measured EMG signal is representative of muscle hyperexcitability, configuring the set of electrodes to operate in an intervention mode such that the set of electrodes applies an intervention signal to the one or more muscles;
• configuring the set of electrodes to operate in a measurement mode to measure a second EMG signal from the one or more muscles;
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• in response to determining that the intervention signal did not reduce the hyperexcitability of the one or more muscles by at least a threshold amount, configuring the set of electrodes to operate in the intervention mode such that the set of electrodes applies a second intervention signal to the one or more muscles, the second intervention signal based at least in part on the second EMG signal.

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing executable instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform steps comprising:

• initializing a wearable stimulation array comprising a plurality of electrodes;
• configuring a set of the electrodes to operate in a measurement mode such that the set of electrodes, when configured in the measurement mode, can measure an electromyography (EMG) signal from one or more muscles;
• in response to determining that the measured EMG signal is representative of muscle hyperexcitability, configuring the set of electrodes to operate in an intervention mode such that the set of electrodes applies an intervention signal to the one or more muscles;
• configuring the set of electrodes to operate in a measurement mode to measure a second EMG signal from the one or more muscles;
• and
• in response to determining that the intervention signal did not reduce the hyperexcitability of the one or more muscles by at least a threshold amount, configuring the set of electrodes to operate in the intervention mode such that the set of electrodes applies a second intervention signal to the one or more muscles, the second intervention signal based at least in part on the second EMG signal.