Effects of continuous vs. intermittent transcutaneous electrical stimulation of the auriculotemporal nerve on nociceptive processing: a pilot randomized controlled double-blind crossover trial in asymptomatic volunteers

In this pilot crossover study, no clear between-intervention differences were detected. The findings should be interpreted as inconclusive and do not support claims of equivalence between continuous and intermittent TES.

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2026-03-23
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https://doi.org/10.1080/08869634.2026.2645872
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Vagus Nerve Stimulation Research
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Effects of continuous vs. intermittent transcutaneous electrical stimulation of the auriculotemporal nerve on nociceptive processing: a pilot randomized controlled double-blind crossover trial in asymptomatic volunteers

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Effects of continuous vs. intermittent transcutaneous electrical stimulation of the auriculotemporal nerve on nociceptive processing: a pilot randomized controlled double-blind crossover trial in asymptomatic volunteers

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Abstract

In this pilot crossover study, no clear between-intervention differences were detected. The findings should be interpreted as inconclusive and do not support claims of equivalence between continuous and intermittent TES.

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Universidad del Gran Rosario
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