current of injury

He found that the current of injury runs through the perineurium - through the myelin sheaths of the peripheral nerves.

It has been found by Elmer J. Lund that establishing an artificial electrical field causing a current mimicking the current of injury could facilitate regeneration.

Osborn waves (also known as camel-hump sign, late delta wave, hathook junction, hypothermic wave, prominent J wave , K wave, H wave or current of injury) are an electrocardiogram finding.

The current of injury - also known as the demarcation current or hermann's demarcation current - is the electrical current from the central part of the body to an injured nerve or muscle, or to another injured excitable tissue.

When a limb of a salamander or frog was amputated, the voltage at the cut (measured relative to the central part of body) changed from about -10 mV (millivolts) to +20 mV or more the next day-a phenomenon called the current of injury.