NMES & Russian Stimulation EXPLAINED | Theory, Use, & Parameters

In this video, we explore the theory, use, and parameters with edema control and strengthening via NMES and Russian stimulation, two major types of electrical muscle stimulation (EMS).
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[@lucyeskander4990]

Thanks for clear explanation God bless you continue

[@inverness2323]

I'm getting a TKA on my right knee. This explanation of how to properly use EMS is exactly what I needed.

[@juhika65joshi]

I’m binging this whole playlist on non systems. These explanations are wonderful concise and helping me understand so much. Love the visuals and flowcharts.

[@aryac5599]

Very elaborative video, this channel is sooo underrated ngl

[@coldsoldier313]

Great video. Thank you!

[@mayrabowen9254]

great video!!! thank you!

[@elitedragon2732]

That was so interesting excellent thanks 🥊

[@priorityme8627]

Well done! This is great! Thank you!

[@tiffanycorrigan5527]

Thank you

[@JoyBoy_87]

Wish you had made this video when I took biophysical agents

[@MsElina28]

Thank you for the video! Did it hurt?

[@canadiantraveller2579]

Thanks

[@leemin7824]

Hi, just my suggestion, may be the quads placement can avoid rectus femoris to prevent hip flexion. May be put at vastus lateralis

[@punkuk1979]

Thank you for an informative Video I have a question that you or one of your subscribers. I have been diagnosed with Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome in my left knee I have been to physio but have been told I need more treatment than I can afford so I was going to invest in ether a NMES or Russian stimulation unit and basically mimic the exercises that I have done so far at Physio. My question is a suggestion for the unit, I am not looking for TENS but I assume an NMES or Russian stimulation unit, in addition placement of the electrodes and settings (I am in reasonably good shape an avid cyclist) I realize this will be a broad answer but i just need a place to start.

[@jimc7320]

do you use the synchronous or asynchronous wave form and does it make a difference.
thanks and great video

[@hvaranhvaran]

Great video, but I'm unsure if your pad placement advice was optimal/clear. Have you experimented more with the machine after the video and how was your experience?

[@ahmedrefat4100]

Teslam ya ba4a❤

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[@jenny-DD]

No bit** sit down

[@pongkilot1772]

May I ask the reference, sir?

[@jenny-DD]

No you may not fool

[@sethgresham509]

What device is this?

[@normang3444]

It looks almost exactly like my 'Twin Stim Plus 3rd Edition'

[@jenny-DD]

Looks like your mama's 4-finger rosey palm plus deep throat machine

[@wesleycoleman3578]

Kk