C)

Intervention plan (P): Conventional NeuroMuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES).

D)

Parameters: Bipolar stimulation on the left quadriceps; Cathode over muscle motor points of rectus femoris (if 2 channels are available, over vastus medialis or vastus lateralis as well, if needed) and anode more proximal near quadriceps’ origin or at the femoral triangle;

Pulse duration = 300 microsec.; Frequency = 50 Hz (or more to induce tetanization); with voluntary contractions of the left quadriceps in the last few degrees of knee extension.

E)

Key elements of the clinical case to justify the decision:

No contraindication; Main problem: weakness; Motor control deficit; Will need a specific training program; Stimulation parameters should be programmed precisely; Can be used by patient at home (if a portable device is available).