Effect of tendon vibration during wide-pulse neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) on the decline and recovery of muscle force.

Vanesa BochkezanianRobert U NewtonGabriel S TrajanoAmilton VieiraTimothy S PulverentiAnthony J Blazevich

Published in: BMC neurology (2017)

Tendon vibration superimposed onto wide-pulse width NMES increased TTI only in 8 of 16 subjects, but reduced voluntary force loss (fatigue) ubiquitously. Negative responders to tendon vibration may derive greater benefit from wide-pulse width NMES alone.

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