In general, pulsed direct current (DC) with a negative polarity tends to provide deeper tissue penetration compared to positive polarity. This is because negative polarity can facilitate the movement of negatively charged ions deeper into the tissues. Additionally, the depth of penetration can also depend on various factors, including the frequency and intensity of the current, as well as the specific tissue being targeted.
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