Table of Contents

1: Introduction
2: TENS for pain management
3: TENS equipment, techniques and biophysical principles
4: Appropriate electrode sites and electrical characteristics for TENS
5: Contraindications, precautions and adverse events
6: Evaluating TENS on a new patient - the supervised trial
7: Practicalities of using TENS for specific conditions and situations
8: Clinical research on the efficacy of TENS
9: Mechanism of action of TENS
10: The use of TENS for non-painful conditions
11: TENS-like devices
12: Future directions

Promotional Information

Highly commended at the BMA Medical Book Awards 2015

About the Author

Mark I. Johnson, Professor of Pain and Analgesia, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK

Reviews

This is all anyone could wish for if they had an interest in TENS - clinical or research. It is a comprehensive, concise, good collection and summary of [a] very wide range of often confusing and contradictory literature.
*British Medical Association Book Awards Finalist*