Sentence examples for warm stimulation from inspiring English sources

The purpose of the present study was to identify cortical regions that during repetitive warm stimulation of the skin demonstrate gradual increases of activity in parallel with perceived intensity of sensation of heat and pain in healthy subjects.

However, simultaneous recruitment of lamina I and lamina V neurons during repeated warm stimulation does not rule out functional differences of lamina I and lamina V projections with non-specific priming of the brain stem and premotor and motor cortical regions by lamina V neurons and nociceptive-specific activation of dorsal posterior insula by lamina I neurons [44].

The "cold stimulation" is defined as that the temperature conducted under skin temperature, in the other hand the "warm stimulation" is the temperature conducted over skin temperature [ 27].

However, the mean maximum SPV was 6°/s (degrees per second) for the right ear and 7°/s for the left ear warm stimulation and 4°/s and 3.5°/s for the cool stimulation, respectively.

It has been established that hydrotherapy for osteoarthritis of the hip or knee joint using serial cold and warm water stimulation not only improves the range of movement but also reduces pain significantly and increases quality of life over a period of up to three months.

It has been established that hydrotherapy for osteoarthritis of the hip or knee joint using serial cold and warm water stimulation not only improves the range of movement in the affected joint but also provides significant pain relief and increases quality of life over a period of up to three months [ 11, 25].

Serial cold and warm water stimulation hydrotherapy for osteoarthritis of the hip or knee joint showed improvement of restricted joint mobility, along with significant pain reduction and increase in quality of life over a period of up to three months [ 24, 25].

Two-phases current is used with frequencies varying between 5 to 80 Hz in three differents periods (warming-up, stimulation and relaxing).

An increase in cytoskeletal gene expression despite the general down-regulation of expression levels indicates a requirement for the stabilization of the cytoskeleton, possibly elicited by the warm-induced stimulation of metabolic rate and associated ROS formation.

In our study all subjects responded to warm and cold stimulation of the hand.

Results of experiment 1 showed that the non-noxious heat stimulation (warm receptors) did not yield a pain sensation and did not affect the control of posture.