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Basic functional electrical stimulation (FES) of extremities: An engineer's view

BajdTadej, MunihMarko

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The historical development of electrical stimulators producing contraction of paralyzed muscles is briefly presented. The influence of electrical stimulation parameters (amplitude of pulses, freque...

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The historical development of electrical stimulators producing contraction of paralyzed muscles is briefly presented. The influence of electrical stimulation parameters (amplitude of pulses, freque...

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The historical development of electrical stimulators producing contraction of paralyzed muscles is briefly presented. The influence of electrical stimulation parameters (amplitude of pulses, freque...

Key concepts: Functional electrical stimulation, Stimulation, Electric stimulation, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Computer science, Biomedical engineering, Neuroscience, Medicine

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