Fig. 2From: Technical development of transcutaneous electrical nerve inhibition using medium-frequency alternating currentThe placement of electrodes. a Finger-to-thumb opposition task. Participants were asked to oppose the index, middle, and ring fingers of the non-dominant hand along with wrist flexion/extension to aid in identification of the palmaris longus tendon. b The placement of the anode (Electrode 1) overlying the median nerve (yellow box). Shading indicates the sensorimotor distribution of the median nerve. c The placement of the cathode (Electrode 2) over the ipsilateral olecranon processBack to article page