Many experimental reports on electric stimulation developing muscle strength have been published. Two basic facts were found easily by observing these research reports. One is that Muscle ELectric Stimulation (MES) was only applied to one muscle. In parctice the muscles a~ways partcipate in work with muscle function group while one complete every performance. Two is that only the development of the peak muscle strength was attended to. The training of the fast response strength and the strength endurance were not payed needful attention. Based on above thinking. in technique we adopted Neuromuscular Electric Stimulation (NMES) to replace MES, thus making the training of the muscle function group a reality. We measured the synchronous devel...
Previous research on muscle strengthening using electrical stimulation has mainly focused on isometr...
Power and strength training, using conventional techniques, has been studied by several researchers....
Electrical Stimulation (ES) is a form of electrotherapy in which currents are used for a variety of ...
Although a vast quantity of literature is available at the present time involving the use of electri...
Electrical stimulation (ES) and also known as neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) and trans...
Objective: A common form of therapy in physical therapy is the strengthening of muscles. As regards ...
Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) has been introduced and globally gained increasing attention on ...
Contrary to other widespread forms of electrical stimulation, such as transcutaneous electrical nerv...
Electrical stimulation (ES) in muscles has widely applied in muscle strength training as a training ...
Background- Electrical stimulation has been used to train paralyzed muscle. However, papers often ci...
Neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) has been in practice since the eighteenth century for th...
Four groups of patients with low back pain and a group of healthy subjects participated in a study t...
The known effects of Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES) in Sports and Physical Medicine and...
Regeneration of complex muscle tissue, particularly at the interface between distinct tissue types s...
The use of electrical stimulation in rehabilitation is a long established procedure for the manageme...
Previous research on muscle strengthening using electrical stimulation has mainly focused on isometr...
Power and strength training, using conventional techniques, has been studied by several researchers....
Electrical Stimulation (ES) is a form of electrotherapy in which currents are used for a variety of ...
Although a vast quantity of literature is available at the present time involving the use of electri...
Electrical stimulation (ES) and also known as neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) and trans...
Objective: A common form of therapy in physical therapy is the strengthening of muscles. As regards ...
Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) has been introduced and globally gained increasing attention on ...
Contrary to other widespread forms of electrical stimulation, such as transcutaneous electrical nerv...
Electrical stimulation (ES) in muscles has widely applied in muscle strength training as a training ...
Background- Electrical stimulation has been used to train paralyzed muscle. However, papers often ci...
Neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) has been in practice since the eighteenth century for th...
Four groups of patients with low back pain and a group of healthy subjects participated in a study t...
The known effects of Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES) in Sports and Physical Medicine and...
Regeneration of complex muscle tissue, particularly at the interface between distinct tissue types s...
The use of electrical stimulation in rehabilitation is a long established procedure for the manageme...
Previous research on muscle strengthening using electrical stimulation has mainly focused on isometr...
Power and strength training, using conventional techniques, has been studied by several researchers....
Electrical Stimulation (ES) is a form of electrotherapy in which currents are used for a variety of ...