The electrode functions in conjunction with the monitoring system's electrical contact with the apparatus to track the patient's activity. Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, bodily aches, and sinusitis are among the illnesses and problems that can be treated with the aid of medical electrical devices. General surgery, foetal monitoring, orthopaedic surgery, cardiovascular surgery, cosmetic surgery, neurosurgery, and other surgical specialties can all benefit from the use of Medical Electrodes.

As they provide advantages like longer treatment and remote monitoring from the doctor's clinic at the patient's house in the case of managing chronic diseases, portable medical devices are gaining popularity across the globe. The ionic current in the body is converted into electric current for use in biological measurements using a Medical Electrodes, which is a solid electronic conductor. It aids in the identification of different nervous, ocular, cardiac, and muscular problems and is made up of a metal portion, lead, and electrode conducting paste.