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EEG-based spectral analysis showing brainwave changes related to modulating progressive fatigue during a prolonged intermittent motor task

Suviseshamuthu et al., 2022

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Suviseshamuthu E
Shenoy Handiru V
Allexandre D
Hoxha A
Saleh S
Yue G
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Frontiers in Human Neuroscience

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Repeatedly performing a submaximal motor task for a prolonged period of time leads to muscle fatigue comprising a central and peripheral component, which demands a gradually increasing effort. However, the brain contribution to the enhancement of effort to cope with …
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