Research · June 1, 2007

Randomized study of biphasic electrical stimulation in a warm room for chronic wounds

Name: SenLore intended mechanism of action
Description: Motion graphic of how heat and electrical stimulation are intended to support nitric oxide release, vasodilation, and circulation in the foot. Not a clinical trial of SenLore.

This randomized study reported increased skin blood flow and healing rates when biphasic electrical stimulation was delivered in a warm room. It is foundational work on heat plus stimulation, not a SenLore device trial and not FDA clearance.

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SenLore™ is an investigational device, not yet available for sale or cleared by the FDA.