"Medical Electricity" implies the interaction of electricity and the human body. Electrodes are the place the two meet. Throughout the years, they've come in an amazing variety.

G1 - cautery (via resistance heating)
G2 - diathermy
G2.1 - conduction
G2.2 - induced currents
G3 - electrosurgery
G4 - direct electrical stimulation
G4.1 - monopolar
G4.1.1 - sponge and felt pad electrodes
G4.1.2 - metal sheets and plates
G4.1.3 - metal tubes (solid or hollow)
G4.1.4 - electrode on/for end of insulated shaft
G4.2 - bipolar
G4.3 - brushes, combs
G4.4 - exotic -- rollers, etc.
G5 - indirect (corona)
G6 - pickup (e.g. ECG, EEG)

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