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A revised high frequency generator now provides a reliable basis for electrohypalgesia, a pain management technique. This improved method is suitable for patients with high operative risks.

Area of Science:

Pain Management
Medical Devices
Surgical Innovation

Context:

1000 operative interventions using high frequency generator for electrohypalgesia.
Need for technical revision of the generator.
Addressing challenges in high-risk patient procedures.

Purpose:

To present a technically revised high frequency generator for electrohypalgesia.
To establish a reliable apparatus for the electrohypalgesia procedure.
To validate the suitability of electrohypalgesia for high-risk patients.

Summary:

A revised high frequency generator has been developed based on extensive experience with 1000 operative interventions.
The new generator provides a secure and reliable apparative basis for electrohypalgesia.

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The electrohypalgesia method, utilizing the revised generator, is deemed suitable for high-risk patients.

Impact:

Enhanced safety and efficacy of electrohypalgesia.
Improved treatment options for high-risk surgical patients.
Advancement in apparative basis for pain management technologies.