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anodal

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an·ode  (nd)
n.
1. A positively charged electrode, as of an electrolytic cell, storage battery, or electron tube.
2. The negatively charged terminal of a primary cell or of a storage battery that is supplying current.

[Greek anodos, a way up : ana-, ana- + hodos, way.]

a·nodic (-ndk), a·nodal (-ndl) adj.
a·nodi·cal·ly, a·nodal·ly adv.
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Adj.1.anodal - of or at or relating to an anode


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26) However, Kames et al (36) also used anodal current in their experiments and found that, although it did not curb edema formation, it was not exacerbated either, thus suggesting that the electrophoretic effect is not likely to be the main means of how submotor ES controls edema.
It is also available in an integrated version, which is designed to reduce anodal stimulation when used with CRT-D systems.
Thus, both hands received anodal and cathodal TWG at the same dosage of current.
 
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