Neuromodulation refers to a method of treatment of chronic neuropathic pain. This method includes the delivery of electricity to the nerve fibre responsible for the individual’s pain. This modality of electrical stimulation allows for a direct impact at the source of the neurological issue. Read more...

The effects on receptors and other cellular structures resulting from the application of electrical stimulus have been studied in detail in recent years and the gate control theory and expression of neurotransmitters have been well documented. Since the advent of the “Gate Control Theory” of pain (Melzack and Wall, 1965), electrical stimulation has been delivered via various modalities to induce analgesic effects.