Sentence examples for cutaneous electrodes from inspiring English sources
The two cutaneous electrodes to stimulate the ulnar nerve were fixed to the anterior forearm just proximal to the wrist joint.
During the test, the electrocardiogram and heart rate were monitored continuously via 3 cutaneous electrodes placed to record the CM5 lead.
Usually, EGG has to be recorded in a quiet room to minimize extracutaneous electrical signal which might be detected by the cutaneous electrodes and reduce distractions which could promote patient movement.
The noninvasive recording of the gastric electrical activity by means of cutaneous electrodes was first performed by Alvarez in 1922 on " a little old woman whose abdominal wall was so thin that her gastric peristalsis was easily visible" [ 15].
To evaluate these items, EGG signal was picked up before and after a meal in 114 healthy children by means of a pair of cutaneous electrodes sonographically placed on the abdominal surface.
The aim of this study was to determine the minimal current required to stimulate a nerve while different pulse durations were applied, and to evaluate the importance of the placement of the cutaneous electrode.
TEAS was performed daily using small (1.5 cm) cutaneous electrode pads placed bilaterally at the PC6 points on the forearms (see online supplementary figure S1).
In three patients cutaneous EMG electrodes were placed, as part of the clinical evaluation, either on the right forearm (Patient 1), laterally to the right eye (Patient 3), or on the left pectoral muscle (Patient 4).
The tail vein was cannulated and the mouse was placed on a sled with cutaneous ECG electrodes, respiration pillow, and temperature detector (Dazai Research Instruments, Toronto, ON) and connected to SA instrument monitoring equipment (SA Instruments, Stony Brook, NY).
The cutaneous Clarke electrode measures the local partial pressure of oxygen by a polarographic method.
Cutaneous sensations at electrode sites during the administration of direct current brain stimulation may inadvertently influence participants' subjective experience and task performance.
