Recovery Muscle Clinical Support
Electrode Placement & Programme Guide
Practical electrode placement and programme guidance for common rehabilitation applications. Select a treatment area to explore electrode positioning, electrode selection and Recovery Muscle programme guidance.
✓ Clinic & Home Use
✓ Dual-Channel NMES
✓ Electrode Placement Guidance
✓ Rehabilitation Programme Support
Interactive Placement & Programme Guidance
Select Your Treatment Area
Choose an area below to view the placement illustration, recommended electrode configuration and rehabilitation programme guidance.
Electrode Placement
Electrode positions provide practical placement guidance.
Individual anatomy varies and small positional adjustments
may be required to achieve the intended muscular response.
Primary Objective
Recommended Electrodes
Configuration
Placement Guidance
Recommended Programme
What You Should Look For
Programme Guide
Programme selection should reflect the rehabilitation objective
and stage of recovery. The treatment guidance above provides
practical recommendations for common rehabilitation applications.
P1
Strengthening Rehabilitation
Progressive muscle strengthening, functional strength
and muscular endurance.
P2
Atrophy & Muscle Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation of weakened or atrophied muscle and
rebuilding muscle condition and mass.
P3
Neurological Rehabilitation
Early muscle activation, neurological rehabilitation
and neuromuscular re-education.
P4
Facial Palsy Rehabilitation
Low-frequency facial muscle activation and
neuromuscular re-education.
Important Safety & Application Information
This guide provides practical Recovery Muscle application guidance and does not replace the Instructions for Use supplied with your device or individual advice from your healthcare professional.
- Ensure electrodes make full and even contact with clean, intact skin.
- Individual anatomy varies. Small adjustments in electrode position may be required to obtain the intended muscular response.
- Do not place electrodes over broken, irritated or infected skin.
- Always follow the contraindications, warnings and precautions contained within the device Instructions for Use.
- Where a physiotherapist or other healthcare professional has provided individual placement or programme instructions, follow their guidance.