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The correct choice of electrodes for neurophysiologic monitoring is on
e of the unsolved problems in clinical practice and scientific researc
h. In addition to the familiar electrodes, i.e., cup (silver-/silver-c
hloride, gold) and needle electrodes, adhesive electrodes (e.g., Zippr
ep electrodes) have been offered for rapid application and accurate si
gnal recording. This case report indicates that adhesive electrodes ca
n lead to superficial lesions of the skin or inflammatory infiltration
.