Electrode Placement : Shoulder Subluxation

[@blackhorse2947]

Thank you for this information. I am having some nerve issue’s presently from the top of my left shoulder down to my finger tips. I have a Flex-MT Plus when i had my with my right knee replacement in Rehab. Just searching here on where the electrodes should be placed.

[@SaeboUK]

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[@Paarth2000]

Should this be accompanied by arm flexion or it is passive?

[@SaeboUK]

It can be used on its own if someone has a subluxed shoulder. If there is voluntary activity then work with the stimulation , if there is no activity then it would be the device doing the muscle contraction. No harm in adding any other movement

[@user-ut9dp7eu7s]

Which current is it?? Faradic or Russian??

[@immanuelcarterb2060]

Is this Tens,faradic or galvanic?

[@SaeboUK]

It is Symmetrical biphasic.

[@immanuelcarterb2060]

For what type of stimulation?

[@SaeboUK]

Neuro muscular stimulation. In this video it is for a shoulder with subluxation

[@cama5093]

posterior subluxation? thx

[@SaeboUK]

You can alter the position of the electrodes depending how the shoulder subluxation presents. The video shows the most common placement.

[@JDDIAZ-ht4hj]

Give us a video to show us how to use it on the left side you only showing the right side of the arm please show us how to use it on the left side oh our arm please as soon as possible

[@SaeboUK]

Hi, for the left side it is a mirror image of the placement for the right which is shown in this video

[@JDDIAZ-ht4hj]

Left arm please