The patient has a cast on his lower left leg. The limb electrode placement should be:

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When a patient has a cast, especially on a limb where electrodes are typically placed, it's important to adjust the placement to ensure accurate readings while avoiding interference from the cast. Placing electrodes at equal levels on the thighs, away from the cast, ensures consistent and reliable measurements. This approach avoids the complications that the cast might introduce, such as impedance issues or discomfort.

The Patient Has a Cast on His Lower Left Leg