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Using plantar electrical stimulation to improve postural balance and plantar sensation among patients with diabetic peripheral neuropathy: a randomized double …

Najafi et al., 2017

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4924780116791333888
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Najafi B
Talal T
Grewal G
Menzies R
Armstrong D
Lavery L
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Journal of diabetes science and technology

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Objective: People with diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) often exhibit deteriorations in motor-performance mainly due to lack of plantar-sensation. The study explored effectiveness of plantar electrical-stimulation therapy to enhance motor-performance among people with …
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