Coupled neuraxial mesoscopic desynchronization electrostimulation therapy (cNMDET) method
OwnerAndrew D. Valenciainventor
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This novel therapeutic (reparative, etiotropic not merely symptomatolytic) electrostimulatory method hereinafter referred to as Coupled Neuraxial Mesoscopic Desynchronization Electrostimulation Therapy (cNMDET) is comprised of a varied combination of progressively sequenced electrode placements and its clinically targeted areas which are comprised of the CNS [regions of the brain and spinal cord including, but not limited to, the underlying clinicopathologic mechanisms of the ANS] and clinically involved components of the PNS variably coupled in such a manner as to apply this therapeutic electrostimulation (reparative modulation) along the coursing path (longitudinally) of the targeted neural pathway over a segment and/or in its entirety, as well as, the utilization of patterned applications for involved joints, muscles, fascia, ligaments, tendons and areas involved in inflammatory processes of clinical significance accomplished through the application of, preferably, but not limited to, Coupled Neuraxial Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (cNTENS) and Coupled Neuraxial Transcranial Direct Stimulation (ctDCSn).
A method of Coupled Neuraxial Mesoscopic Desynchronization Electrostimulation Therapy (cNMDET) for applying ambulatory, non-invasive therapeutic electrostimulatory modalities, comprising mechanisms of action that are reparative, palliative and support adaptive recovery, in a preferred embodiment utilizing Coupled Neuraxial Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (cNTENS) and Coupled Neuraxial Transcranial Direct Stimulation (ctDCSn), wherein the electrostimulatory modalities are configured to treat both acute and chronic pain, the method comprising;
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