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Effects of vibration intensity, exercise, and motor impairment on leg muscle activity induced by whole-body vibration in people with stroke

Liao et al., 2015

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14474652813090033861
Author
Liao L
Ng G
Jones A
Chung R
Pang M
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Physical therapy

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Background Whole-body vibration (WBV) has increasingly been used as an adjunct treatment in neurological rehabilitation. However, how muscle activation level changes during exposure to different WBV protocols in individuals after stroke remains understudied …
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