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The following information was presented by Dr. Joe Gallo of Salem State University and is reprinted here with his permission. Two two edema management protocols are outlined below. Both are based on producing muscle contractions submaximal muscle contractions around the muscles surrounding the swollen knee joint. You can use two electodes or 4. Generally we put the electrodes over the anterior lateral and anterior medial aspect of the knee. Also attaching an article on how to add NMES for the quadriceps as an addition to standard care/rehab. A clinician may want to use this approach to reactivate the weak inhibited quad and...
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