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Evaluation of Neurological Disorders in Isokinetic Dynamometry and Surface Electromyography Activity of Biceps and Triceps Muscles

Roksela et al., 2023

Document ID
18395761640663632500
Author
Roksela A
Poświata A
Śmieja J
Kozak D
Bienias K
Ślaga J
Mikulski M
Publication year
Publication venue
Polish Conference on Biocybernetics and Biomedical Engineering

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Diagnosing neurological disorders and tracking rehabilitation progress requires objective, quantitative measures. Isokinetic exercises are commonly employed to evaluate muscle strength and activity. However, repetitive, quantitative assessment of the tests performed …
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