Is it possible to measure ECG without following the standard lead locations? What are the consequences? Why can't EMG show a regular series of waves like the ECG? We can observe EMG activities on both Bicep and Tricep in some people and only EMG activities on Bicep for some others. What are the reasons for that?
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Yes, ECG can be measured without following the standard lead locations. However, the consequences could be inaccurate readings and potential complications. Show more…
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