The autonomic effects of transcutaneous auricular nerve stimulation at different sites on the external auricle of the ear
Beatrice Bretherton,
Aaron Murray,
Susan Deuchars
et al.
Abstract:Transcutaneous auricular nerve stimulation (tANS) applied to specific parts of the external ear has positive health effects in both healthy volunteers and patient groups. However, due to differences between studies in ear stimulation sites and extent of effect on autonomic variables, it is challenging to determine what part of the external ear is the optimum site for electrode placement. This study investigated the autonomic effects of bilateral tANS at four different sites on the external auricle of the ear: … Show more
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