For this program, it is therefore particularly important to follow the order of channel numbers below:
For the calf (channels 1 and 2):
• A small electrode is placed just under the head of the fibula on the common peroneal nerve, and
• another small electrode in the upper part of the popliteal fossa over the tibial nerve.
For optimum eectiveness, the positive pole should preferably be positioned on these two small
electrodes.
For the thigh (channels 3 and 4):
For the quadriceps (channel 3):
• a large electrode is placed diagonally on the lower third of the quadriceps,
• a second large electrode is placed at the top of the thigh.
For optimum eectiveness, the positive pole should preferably be positioned on the large lower
electrode.
For the hamstrings (channel 4):
• a large electrode is placed diagonally on the lower third of the hamstrings,
• a second large electrode is placed diagonally on the upper third of these muscles. For optimum
eectiveness, the positive pole should preferably be positioned on the large lower electrode.
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