Electrical stimulation

This study tests whether shining a special light (photobiomodulation) on the thigh muscles before electrical stimulation can reduce fatigue, muscle damage, and soreness. 36 healthy adults will receive either real or fake light therapy, then undergo a series of electrical muscle c…

This trial tests whether a non-invasive technique called TENS-WAA, which uses mild electrical pulses on the wrist and ankle based on acupuncture principles, can reduce pain after thyroid surgery. It involves 668 adults who have just had thyroid surgery and are experiencing modera…

This study tests whether giving a mild electrical stimulation to the nerve a week before surgery can improve hand function recovery in people with severe cubital tunnel syndrome. Thirty adults with severe nerve damage will be randomly assigned to receive either real stimulation o…

This study looks at people with multidirectional shoulder instability (loose shoulder joints) often linked to hypermobility disorders. Researchers want to see if electrical stimulation and specific exercises can improve shoulder control and reduce joint slipping. 60 participants …