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Kilohertz high frequency alternating current blocks nerve conduction without causing nerve damage in rats

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Figure 1 Electrodes’ location on the rat.
Figure 3 The electromyography results with high frequency stimulation. For example, when the current intensity reached 3 mA, 14 kHz stimulation had total block effect while 8, 10 and 12 kHz failed to block the nerve conduction.
Table 1 Model summary and parameter estimates
Figure 7 The sciatic nerve was total blocked when the current intensity reached 3 mA, 12 kHz stimulation
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