2002Journal of Electromyography and KinesiologyRequires access

SEMG power spectrum changes during a sustained 50% Maximum Voluntary Isometric Torque do not depend upon the prior knowledge of the exercise duration

O. Maïsetti, Arnaud Guével, P Legros, Jean‐Yves Hogrel

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Key concepts: Isometric exercise, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Duration (music), Muscle fatigue, Medicine, Electromyography, Physical therapy, Mathematics

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