They are the two key parts of the Ose—the G-spot stimulator and the clitoral stimulator—rendered as individual products.
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The nerve stimulator "releases specific amounts of electricity," Courtine said.
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They lost those abilities as soon as the stimulator was turned off.
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It would be especially risky to use a bigger stimulator with speed.
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She presses a device against her abdomen to turn the stimulator on.
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Another new approach involves placing a small nerve stimulator in the mouth.
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A woman wears light therapy goggles and an Alpha-Stim cranial electrotherapy stimulator.
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The FDA approved Medtronic's first fully implantable spinal cord stimulator, Itrel, in 1984.
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When the epidural stimulator is on, it delivers electrical impulses to the lower spine.
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"But now, just because of the stimulator, my core strength has increased," she said.
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For one thing, when the electrode stimulator was turned off, Chinnock's paralysis was unaltered.
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One of the most well-known ones is the FDA-cleared Fisher Wallace Stimulator.
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Medtronic, which makes the stimulator to combat pain, provided the equipment, but no additional support.
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Inside the bra are 18 electrical muscle stimulator (EMS) pads, which seems like too many.
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The wand has dozens of attachments that can make it an internal stimulator as well.
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Often Viagra, Rothman offered, and sometimes a "fluffer," as an offscreen human stimulator is known.
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A device called the deep brain stimulator operates like a heart pacemaker, reports the Washington Post.
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The magic moment came when we finally connected my implant to the stimulator, creating the NeuroLife system.
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Brock Ervie, a 2300-year-old from Missouri, had a Medtronic spinal cord stimulator implanted in 28.
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It only takes a few cheap components from an electronics store to build a stimulator at home.
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The electrodes are attached to wires running down to a stimulator implanted in the chest or torso.
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It's billed as "the world's most intelligent oral sex stimulator," and who can possibly say no to that?
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They implanted a stimulator to the nerve and applied a current, slowly ramping it up over a month.
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An electrical stimulator for the vagus nerve in the ear at the Vienna University of Technology in Vienna, Austria.
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An electrical stimulator for the vagus nerve in the ear at the Vienna University of Technology in Vienna, Austria.
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"I have this continuous, like, buzz that's going on in my body when the stimulator is on," she said.
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There's no end in sight for people who want to keep the stimulator in place and feel it's helping.
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He just grabs the stimulator and holds it over problem areas for a minute or two and feels better.
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The stimulator would require a major surgery and a commitment to stay in Louisville for at least a year.
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Meanwhile, the clitoral stimulator, which uses a motor to flutter air in and out, can also be adjusted for intensity.
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Fenugreek is perhaps the best-known production stimulator; the seed is often used in Indian cooking and to flavor maple syrup.
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There have been reports of the "Jihadi pill" being used by ISIS fighters as a performance stimulator—though that has been questioned.
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The compound was originally envisioned as a "growth stimulator for animals and fowl," according to a United States patent granted in 1984.
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The surgery involved putting a stimulator in the spinal cord so that it can send electrical currents and communicate with the nerves.
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Boston Scientific bought Advanced Bionics in 2004 and sold a portion of the business three years later, excluding the spinal cord stimulator segment.
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Another treatment option is a hypoglossal nerve stimulator that is surgically implanted to move the tongue forward and keep the airway open during sleep.
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"The charger would be destroyed like other appliances and the patient injured if she was charging the stimulator during the event," said Dr. Flisar.
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So, what a neuromodulation device or stimulator could do is "turn down" your brain activity, and hopefully stop or prevent migraines and the accompanying symptoms.
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Part of what makes the sex feel supercharged is the use of the Xeron, a vaginal stimulator dildotron that enhances orgasms by 1 million percent.
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He has an implanted spinal cord stimulator that sandpapers the edge off agony, and has broken four molars from grinding because of pain, he said.
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Then I was treated to the Ultrasound with LED lights and a micro current stimulator, which was like a little vibrating wand run gently over my skin.
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Our phones are a valuable resource for facilitating conversation and are more likely to function as a social stimulator than as an escape from those around you.
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The somatosensory (touch) component swapped in a "custom-built vibrotactile stimulator," which basically consisted of a vibrating thing strapped to subjects' wrists right above their median nerves.
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She was an epilepsy patient who died in 2010 after being implanted with the Vagus Nerve Stimulator (VNS), a device that emits small shocks intended to block seizures.
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Since then, her loved ones have come to learn Cyberonics, the manufacturer of the nerve stimulator, has classified dozens of patient deaths as less serious injuries and malfunctions.
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He'd had three back surgeries, countless steroid shots and nerve blocks, an electrical stimulator, a morphine pump, and several different types of prescription and non-prescription pain medications.
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People should probably keep in mind how much the stimulator (penis, toy, fist, etc.) is going to stretch the anus and adjust the speed down accordingly for size.
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The president of Satisfyer, a popular sex-tech brand distributed by a German company called EIS, told me that the company's most-sold item is a clitoris stimulator.
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I wanted to have a prostate stimulator in my collection because I just feel like there are so many guys who are missing out on so much pleasure.
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The result is a complex "neural bypass" system that's able to decode brain waves and use them to control a muscle stimulator that empowers movement in a paralyzed limb.
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In the center of the pads are "rotating massagers," which look like either one of those electric face-exfoliating tools, or the Vorze UFO SA nipple stimulator, but painful.
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The Brain Stimulator, a $120 device with electrodes that send a current to the brain, says it's based on technology that can help with depression, pain, addiction and memory.
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For example, most women need clitoral stimulation in order to achieve orgasm, so many of us recommend a "clitoral/external stimulator" over the standard dildo or vibrator (internal stimulation).
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She had a spinal cord stimulator implanted in August and now is able to rides horses, throw parties, and go out with her husband — and she's not in pain.
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Most recently, the Food and Drug Administration approved a smartphone-size stimulator intended to alleviate attention-deficit problems by delivering electric current through a patch placed on the forehead.
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The other patient who was able to walk over ground had been paralyzed from his neck down with no ability to move his arms until he received the stimulator.
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The TrimX electrical fat stimulator promises to target the most stubborn fat deposits on your body and essentially blast them away with gentle waves of electrical current (and regular exercise).
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Take the Hitachi Magic Wand—perhaps one of the most famous female sex toys in the world, a massager that looks more like an oversized drumstick than a clitorial stimulator.
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After spending 15 years in a vegetative state following a car accident, a 35-year-old man fitted with a nerve stimulator in his chest has shown signs of consciousness.
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Our great nation has a long history of welcoming foreign investment, which has been an important economic stimulator and source of capital for American innovation, job growth, and global competitiveness.
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Duva leapt into the ring, bumped the referee, then collapsed from the shock of a portable cardiac stimulator he was wearing, the outgrowth of a heart attack two years earlier.
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Pressure applied to the e-dermis is transmitted to the user's brain via an electric nerve stimulator implanted in the arm above the prosthesis, allowing the system to emulate actual sensations.
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But after neurosurgeons implanted a vagus nerve stimulator in his chest, the man, now 35, is showing signs of consciousness, according to a study published Monday in the journal Current Biology.
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When she went to see her doctors the next day, they found that the pacemaker-like stimulator that powered the electrodes had switched itself off in response to the lightning strike.
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Their contraption, seen in the video above, consists of little more than an electric muscle stimulator stuffed in a backpack, the sensors, and a Samsung GearVR device accompanied by motion trackers.
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This new interface involves two main implants -- one sensor in the brain and a nerve stimulator in the spine -- located on either side of the injury to bridge the line of communication.
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So we decided to round up more sex toys with jaw-dropping price tags, from a 24-karat gold-plated clitoris stimulator to a glass butt plug with a real fur tail.
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They appear to be less-expensive, more focused versions of the Osé, essentially breaking the product in two: the Onda, a "robotic g-spot massager," and the Baci, a "robotic clitoral stimulator."
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Angeli said she plans to study if the epidural stimulator improves heart function, like blood pressure control, and if it can help people who have been paralyzed for a longer period of time.
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The super-simple clit-stimulator has an "easy twist base operation for relaxed or half-awake solo play" and a "tapered tip to respect your clit and mind your vagina," so it's foolproof.
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The stimulator provides electrical impulses to keep symptoms in check, using a battery that in some models can be topped up with an antenna-equipped power pack that's charged with a wall plug.
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The 21-year-old developer based in Moscow has defended "Active Shooter" in the past, saying that it is a "SWAT stimulator," and that players have the option to be SWAT or the shooter.
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LELO Sona 2 CruiseFrom: LELOAccording to the brand, LELO's bestselling clit stimulator (a new-and-improved take on the original Sona Cruise) has seen an impressive 191% increase in sales within the past month.
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Several years ago, I got a device called a peripheral nerve stimulator implanted near my brain, which made it possible for me to work and exercise again, but I am still in pain daily.
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Through the program, Ledwaba and her team run a five-day camp teaching girls from across the continent about the aviation industry -- from an introduction to flight to being in the stimulator and learning robotics.
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In 1997, during the approval process of the vagus nerve stimulator, a device made by Cyberonics to treat epilepsy, an F.D.A. adviser voiced concerns about a high death rate noted in patients with the device.
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It took a while, but Spotify and Amazon have started playing nicely: The streaming music service is now integrated into the Echo, Amazon's connected speaker/shopping stimulator/robot spy machine you willingly install in your own house.
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While electrodes are easily seen in the video, HHsI also features an Arduino board, MuscleSpiker shield (which allows users to control things with their muscles), a TENS unit (nerve stimulator), 9-volt batteries, and radio frequency modules.
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A federal judge has rejected a Boston Scientific Corp unit's bid to dismiss part of a lawsuit alleging it submitted false claims to Medicare for replacement parts for an implantable spinal cord stimulator used to treat chronic pain.
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Patients with treatment-resistant epilepsy who aren't candidates for surgery can opt to implant a vagus nerve stimulator in their chest that sends electrical bursts through the vagus nerve and to the brain, which inhibits seizures up to 40%.
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Last summer, Vancouver-based Pivot Legal Society filed a Freedom of Information request to the Vancouver Police Department (VPD) asking for documents on the acquisition and use of cell site stimulator devices, also known as "Stingray" or "Kingfish" devices.
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Researchers implanted a device called an epidural stimulator in his spinal column – the device works to replace the brain signals that stimulate movement, signals that no longer occur in paralyzed patients – that provided results during Stephenson's first test with the device.
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In addition to donning a virtual reality headset and gloves featuring tracking markers that allow the setup to know exactly where someone is moving in a virtual space, users also wear an electrical muscle stimulator and computer in a backpack.
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Jones and other Essure patients have tried to launch product liability lawsuits against Bayer with limited success because, like the nerve stimulator, the birth control device has passed through the toughest approval process and has broad immunity from most legal claims.
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The milestone, which was published in Nature Medicine last fall, came after a team of researchers at the Mayo Clinic implanted an epidural electrical stimulator device into the man's lower spine and gave him six months of intensive physical therapy.
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But unlike a typical stimulator, which just fires pulses of electricity, Johnson's is designed to read the signals that neurons send to other neurons—and not just the 100 neurons the best of the current tools can harvest, but perhaps many more.
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Once told there was no hope they could ever walk again, a handful of paralyzed patients had a treatment — an epidural stimulator implanted in the spine — that seemed to offer a more hopeful prognosis, as reported by at least three separate research teams.
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In a second report published on Monday in Nature Medicine, researchers at the University of California Los Angeles and the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, reported that a 29-year-old man who had the epidural stimulator implanted was able to take steps with assistance.
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After months of research Beccalli got the support of interaction designer Aisen Caro Chachin, who had found a YouTube tutorial on how to build a Galvanic Vestibular Stimulator (GVS), a device that sends electrical messages to a nerve in the ear that controls balance.
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Over the years, their research has involved 14 paralyzed people who have received what is called an epidural stimulator implanted over a portion of the lower spinal cord, enabling neurons below their injuries to receive signals the brain used to send before their accidents.
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One study in 2015 and another in 13 showed success in using rehabilitation combined with what is called "brain-computer interface," in which brain signals were sent to an electrical stimulator or exoskeleton resulting in the generation of muscle activity, allowing some patients to walk.
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The dispute in federal court in Newark, New Jersey, came after the company in May agreed to resolve the lawsuit accusing the company of defrauding Medicare while billing for replacement parts for its Precision Plus system, an implantable spinal cord stimulator used to treat chronic pain.
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"The deep brain stimulator electrodes, they inhibit an area of the brain called the nucleus accumbens, and by inhibiting that area of the brain the anxiety doesn't build to the level it was building before," their surgeon, Dr. David VanSickle, said in an interview with The Doctors.
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In a separate proof-of-concept study, published last year in the Journal of Neuroengineering and Rehabilitation, scientists in California demonstrated that a brain-computer interface system could be used to allow a paraplegic patient to take steps using nothing but a brain-controlled muscle stimulator.
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" Although most people with the illness are tube-fed, with some even starving to death, Belliveau says he has been fortunate enough to get a gastric stimulator — which he says eases his symptoms and allows him to eat normally as it functions like a "pacemaker for your stomach.
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Although the VNS instruction manual warns the nerve stimulator could cause patients to aspirate liquid into their lungs — a known pneumonia risk — Cyberonics reasoned three of the patient deaths were properly classified as "injuries" or "malfunctions" because medical professionals attested the device was not related to the pneumonia.
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In September, the central bank essentially ceded the role of stimulator-in-chief to the government, shifting to a policy of "yield curve control" that vows to keep the interest rate on 10-year government bonds around zero, giving Abe essentially free money should he want to ramp up spending.
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Dr. Harkema, who is with the university's Kentucky Spinal Cord Injury Research Center, said one problem is that the electronic stimulator was never designed for this purpose, so it is difficult to adjust on the fly to find the correct frequencies and intensities to sensitize patients to the faint signals coming from the brain.
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These brain signals would then typically travel down the bundles of nerves within an undamaged spinal cord to reach nerves in the leg muscles, but they are instead now transmitted wirelessly to a computer, which decodes the signal and sends a new message to the stimulator implanted in the spine, on the other side of the injury.
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A little over a year later, he enrolled in a clinical trial at the Frazier Rehab Institute in Louisville, Kentucky where researchers implanted a device called an epidural stimulator in his spinal column – the device works to replace the brain signals that stimulate movement, signals that no longer occur in paralyzed patients – that provided results during Stephenson's first test with the device.
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