Sentence examples for skin sensation from inspiring English sources

The patients responded unevenly, but all have reported partial restoration of muscle movement or skin sensation.

Dysaesthesia, either in the form of heightened or diminished skin sensation, are frequently associated with chronic neuropathic pain.

In addition, when adjacent electrodes were stimulated with opposite polarity in human experiments (shuffled ISP), no reliable brain responses were detected, even though skin sensation side effects increased.

In TES practice, currents larger than 2 mA are avoided because higher intensities are associated with skin sensation, phosphenes, and other side effects7,9,49.

The frozen area begins along the upper and outer edge of the ear, which becomes yellow-white and waxy in appearance, cold and hard to the touch, and numb with loss of skin sensation.

For example, using a montage of 32 electrodes with highly conductive coupling to the skin, a large number of dipoles can be formed to create a circumscribed 3-D intersectional focus or target two or more brain structures while reducing the locally applied currents, potentially below the skin sensation threshold.

Other types of skin cells may also play a role in sensations of touch, as well as less pleasurable skin sensations, such as itch.

Mild skin sensations and involuntary muscle contractions, which are thought to be the result of direct neural stimulation, have been reported rarely during echoplanar imaging (EPI).

A subgroup of patients present to dermatological services with unexplained skin sensations, usually ascribing them to infestation; however, no medical cause can be found.

Other researchers have used optogenetics to transmit artificial skin sensations into the brains of mice, but Ko plans to investigate other technologies to find a technique that's best suited for his lab's e-skin.

Topical products containing methyl salicylate distract the pain perception by causing cooling/warming skin sensations.