electroCore published a peer-reviewed review comparing two non-invasive vagus nerve stimulation techniques: auricular (taVNS) via the ear and cervical (tcVNS) via the neck. The review details anatomical, physiological, and clinical differences, emphasizing growing evidence supporting cervical stimulation's clinical validation. It also outlines safety profiles and future research opportunities to optimize these bioelectronic therapies. This work aids clinicians and researchers in understanding and advancing vagus nerve stimulation applications in medicine.
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