What type of stimulation does the Tainiguchi technique utilize?

The Tainiguchi technique utilizes high frequency pulse train stimulation. This method is specifically designed to target the nervous system in a way that takes advantage of the effects of higher frequency stimulation. High frequency stimulation is generally associated with various therapeutic benefits, including pain relief and neuromodulation.

In contrast, other methods such as low frequency pulse train stimulation may not activate the same pathways or achieve the desired clinical outcomes associated with the Tainiguchi approach. Constant current stimulation focuses on delivering a steady flow of electrical current, differing in mechanism and impact from what the Tainiguchi technique aims to accomplish. Randomized pulse stimulation lacks the structured pattern and frequency of the pulse train used in the Tainiguchi technique, which is essential for its effectiveness.

By employing high frequency pulse train stimulation, the Tainiguchi technique effectively interacts with the physiological mechanisms of the nervous system, promoting enhanced therapeutic effects.