| 摘要 |
A voltage actuated sensory nerve conduction threshold device uses a stepped square wave voltage for bio-electric stimulation of nerve groups. A step voltage is preset as a percentage of a maximum peak stimulus voltage, which allows current to flow through a patient's skin. As an intensity of the maximum stimulus voltage is varied, the stair step voltage varies as a percentage of the intensity of the stimulus voltage. However, if the stimulus voltage drops to a user set or preset value of stair step voltage, the current flowing through the patient's skin is maintained as the voltage is not allowed to go below that value. This avoids the voltage falling below a cutaneous electrical resistance threshold (CERT) of the patient's skin, at which current conduction ceases.
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