Treating Chronic Knee Pain with Noninvasive Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Using Novel Interferential RadioFrequencies

Overview

First, the subject will undergo screening and provide informed consent. Baseline measurements are then taken. The subject remains seated with back support throughout the session. The technician verifies and marks the knee for treatment and wraps an antenna applicator strap around the lower leg near the knee. The device is turned on in test mode to confirm the therapy location, with the subject identifying when they feel a sensation over their pain area. The power threshold for this sensation is recorded. The therapy, which lasts 15 minutes, is delivered at 90% of this threshold to ensure the subject does not feel it. After therapy, post-treatment measurements are taken.

1. Subject will perform screening and informed consent 2. Baseline measurements will be taken 3. Subject will sit in chair with back support throughout duration of the session 4. Knee for treatment will be verified and marked 5. Technician will wrap antenna applicator strap around the lower leg, at the knee 6. Device is turned on and set to test mode to verify therapy location. Subject will verify when they feel a sensation covering their existing chronic knee pain. The power threshold for sensation is recorded. 7. Therapy begins and lasts for 15 minutes, power threshold is set to 90% so that the subject does not feel the therapy 8. At the end of 15 minutes, post-therapy measurements are recorded

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