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Transdiagnostic effects of repetitive 10Hz median nerve electrical stimulation on symptom intensity estimates in ADHD, OCD, and generalised anxiety disorder
Abstract Previous studies have demonstrated that repetitive trains of low-intensity, 10Hz electrical stimulation of the median nerve (MNS) are effective in reducing tic frequency and the urge-to-tic in individuals with tic disorders such as Tourette syndrome (TS). Converging evide
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