What is the maximum target amplitude you should set for Burst?

The maximum target amplitude for Burst stimulation is typically determined by the effectiveness and comfort of the treatment for the patient. Setting the amplitude to 1.5 mA strikes a balance between achieving therapeutic effects and minimizing discomfort. This level is often sufficient to elicit a suitable physiological response, such as muscle contraction or pain relief, without risking overstimulation that could lead to discomfort or adverse effects.

Higher amplitudes, such as 2.0 mA or 2.5 mA, might provide stronger stimulation but run the risk of causing discomfort or eliciting excessive muscle contractions. On the other hand, setting the amplitude too low could result in inadequate therapeutic benefits. Thus, 1.5 mA is seen as the optimal choice, valuing both effectiveness and patient comfort.