A key bioelectric signal that has diagnostic significance for various neuromuscular diseases is the electromyogram (EMG), which can be recorded from the skin surface with electrodes identical to those used for electrocardiography, although in some cases, the electrodes… Read More
We have different types of biopotential electrodes that are used in recording electromyographic (EMG) signals from different muscles in the body.
The shape and size of the recorded EMG signals depend on the electrical property of these electrodes and the … Read More
The problems encountered in biomedical measurements are:
The contraction of the skeletal muscle results in the generation of action potentials in the individual muscle fibres, a record of which is known as electromyogram. This activity is similar to that observed in the cardiac muscle, but in the … Read More
