SaeboStim Pro - Electrode Pad Placement

This video will show you how to place your electrode pads on multiple popular muscle groups like your shoulder, to work on grasp or foot drop. See time stamps and settings below.
0:27 - Shoulder Subluxation (Strengthen muscles to close the gap; Program 5)
1:37 - Elbow Flexion (bend elbow toward mouth; Program 1)
1:56 - Elbow Extension (straighten arm; Program 1)
2:30 - Wrist/Finger Extension (open the hand; Program 1)
3:02 - Grasp (form a fist; Program 1)
3:53 - Alternating Wrist & Finger Flexion/Extension (open and close hand; Program 3)
4:46 - Foot Drop (strengthen muscles to lift foot; Program 6)
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[@MakerMeraki]

Excellent information, especially the foot drop pad placement!

[@SaeboInc]

Thanks! 👍

[@anjumafshan1297]

Thanks for great information.

[@SaeboInc]

Glad it was helpful!

[@anjumafshan1297]

Hi I really appreciate your video. Thank you

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Glad it was helpful!

[@unknownh7829]

Hello doctor.. Could you please make a video about how to adduct fingers and how to initiate adduction in fingers of the hand? I had a stroke.. I can abduct my finger but can't able to adduct them

[@SaeboInc]

I will add that one to my list, but it becomes a little difficult because the small muscles between your digits that ADduct are within your hand. Most of the time people work on adducting the thumb and pinky as those muscles are easier to trigger. If you want to start out working on adduction, I suggest working on forming grasp as shown in one of the pad placement videos and trying to volitionally assist the electricity in forming a fist. Your fingers naturally ADduct when that occurs.