Incorrect Placement for Ankle Dorsiflexion (What Not to Do!)

Correct placement can be found in our video "Electrode Placement for Ankle Dorsiflexion" at • Electrode Placement fo...
In the current video, incorrect electrode placement is shown. The negative electrode has been moved laterally on the anterior tibial muscle about one centimeter. The result in the stimulation is activation of the peroneus longus muscles as well as the extrinsic toe extensors, resulting in inappropriate eversion and toe extension. This is not acceptable for therapeutic purposes.
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[@markofny]

What if this "incorrect" pads placement is used for someone with a toes inversion issues in order to evert the toes?

[@parmarnikita1773]

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[@alvor2762]

Well why not show what is acceptable!

[@jkeitamo]

I just came from that video.

[@Paarth2000]

These are robotic videos, devoid of any explanation.