الفهرس 
Title : High Versus Low Frequency Transcutaneous Electric Nerve Stimulation On Venous Lower Limb Ulceration
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Abstract
The objective of the current study was to investigate which method is more effective
the high or the low frequency Transcutaneous electric Nerve Stimulations (TENS) on
venous lower limb ulcers. A single-blinded, randomized, and controlled trial was
done successfully. Sixty lower limb venous ulcer patients were divided into three
groups; group (A), twenty patients who received routine medical care and dressing,
As for group (B), twenty patients who obtained H-frequency TENS; Frequency (80-
120) HZ, intensity (15 - 30 amp), Pulse duration 250 Micro sec, 60 min / session
with routine medical care and dressing. group (c) Low frequency TENS,
encompasses twenty patients who received L- TENS (1-5) HZ; intensity (30 −80
amp), Pulse duration 250 Micro sec, 60 min / session with routine medical care and
dressing. All the patients were examined before, after four weeks (post1), and after
eight weeks (post 2) from the beginning of the treatment. Patients were examined by
using (image j) to measure the ulcer area.