EMG Electrode Encasement

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Here are various types of enclosures used to secure EMG electrode arrays: 1. Conductive gel pads: These pads provide an adhesive surface that holds electrodes in place and ensures good contact between the electrode array and the skin. 2. Tape or bandage strips: These are commonly used for temporary applications, such as when patients need to undergo tests requiring EMG signals. 3. Electrode sleeves: Some EMG systems come with sleeves that have pre-attached electrodes, making it easy to place them on a patient's body. 4. Adhesive-backed foam pads: These pads provide good contact and are easier to remove than conductive gel pads. 5. Encapsulated electrodes: This is the most common type of electrode encasement used in EMG systems, providing both protection from environmental factors and improved signal quality.