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electrostimulation
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electrostimulation
[-stim′yəlā′shən]
the application of electric current to stimulate bone or muscle tissue for therapeutic purposes, such as facilitation of muscle activation and muscle strengthening. See also electric muscle stimulator.

electrostimulation
electric stimulation of tissues.


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