Journal of International Medical Research. Hideaki Matsuo, Masafumi Kubota, Yasue Hori, Yuya Izubuchi, Ai Takahashi, Shuji Watanabe, Hideaki Nakajima, Akihiko Matsumine. Combining transcranial direct current stimulation and peripheral electrical stimulation to improve upper limb function in a patient with acute central cord syndrome: a case report.Friederike Thams, Nadine Külzow, Agnes Flöel, Daria Antonenko. Modulation of network centrality and gray matter microstructure using multi-session brain stimulation and memory training.The device is intended strictly for neuroscientific research.
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The DC-Stimulator PLUS is not a medical device according to MDD93/42 EEC. It will automatically terminate stimulation to ensure subject safety. By means of continuously monitoring electrode impedance, the stimulator is able to accurately maintain the user-defined current amplitude while also automatically detecting if there is insufficient contact with the skin. The stimulator meets the highest safety standards thanks to multistage monitoring of the current path using both hardware and software. The range of options available makes the device highly configurable and suitable for a diverse array of applications.
In addition to standard features such as microprocessor-controlled constant current source, it also includes a range of advanced optional features such as double-blind sham control, analogue signal control, real-time signal output, and MRI compatibility.
The neuroConn DC-Stimulator PLUS is one of the most well-established tES devices available, used in an extensive list of publications.
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