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See Latest ArticlesInfluence of the transverse distance between surface recording electrodes and sensory nerves
Acta Neurologica Belgica, 02/05/09
Ven A et al. - The extent of the influence of the transverse distance between surface recording electrodes and the lateral antebrachial cutaneous and sural nerves when performing orthodromic recordings of sensory nerve action potential amplitudes was investigated on 60 healthy volunteers, using a stringent protocol. The recording electrodes were positioned on top of the studied nerves and per 5 mm to each side. A sensory nerve action potential was measured and recorded on every position until no action potential could be measured anymore.
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