Effects of Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation(TENS), Self-Stretching and Functional Massage on the Muscle Fatigue by Maximum Muscular Strength

Yoon, Jung Gyu; Ryu, Je Ju; Roh, Hye Won; Yang, Hyun Ah; Lee, Sang Bin

doi:10.5854/jiaptr.2012.10.30.422

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“…Cho et al's research is different from the research of this study by applying TENS only on the gastrocnemius while the tibialis anterior is missed, yet, is meaningful for finding the effect of TENS application on the gastrocnemius. However, according to Yoon et al's research, the result of fatigue occurring movement of the quadriceps performed by separating subjects into the functional massage, the stretching and TENS groups shows no significant difference among the groups [16]. Therefore, the study states that the application of TENS is helpful to recover the tensed status of muscle [17].…”

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The effect of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation on postural sway on fatigued dorsi-plantar flexor

Lee

Kim

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The application of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) enhances muscle weakness and static balance by muscle fatigue. It was said that TENS affects decrease of the postural sway. On the other hand, the applications of TENS to separate dorsi-plantar flexor and the comparison with and without visual input have not been studied. Thus, the aim of this study was to compare the effects of TENS on fatigued dorsi-plantar flexor with and without visual input. 13 healthy adult males and 12 females were recruited and agreed to participate as the subject (mean age 20.5 ± 1.4, total 25) in this study after a preliminary research. This experiment was a single group repeated measurements design in three days. The first day, after exercise-induced fatigue, the standing position was maintained for 30 minutes and then the postural sway was measured on eyes open(EO) and eyes closed(EC). The second, TENS was applied to dorsi flexor in standing position for 30 minutes after conducting exercise-induced fatigue. On the last day, plantar flexor applied by TENS was measured to the postural sway on EO and EC after same exercise-induced fatigue. The visual input was not statistically difference between the groups. However, when compared of dorsi-plantar flexor after applied to TENS without visual input, the postural sway of plantar flexor was lower than the dorsi flexor (p < 0.05). As the result, the application of TENS in GCM clinically decreases the postural sway with visual input it helps to stable posture control and prevent to falling down.

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The effect of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation on postural sway on fatigued dorsi-plantar flexor

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“…This may indicate that the functional massage group showed more effective functional improvement than the stretching group. Currently, there are not so many direct studies that compare functional massage and stretching to examine functional improvement but a few studies are in progress in which functional massage is combined with manual therapy [21]. There was a study in which after a massage technique was applied one-off to the ankles and soles of elderly persons similarly to the present study and joint mobilization was applied together with static pressure and sliding pressure, significant increases in the time of one leg balance and the distance of lateral reach were observed [22].…”

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Comparison of the Immediate Effects of Functional Massage and Stretching Methods on the SRT, Knee Angles, and Leg Lengths of Adults with Insufficient Exercises

Nam¹,

Sung²,

Lee³

2016

IJSEIA

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In the modern society, as the quality of life has been improving and social interest in health and well-being has been increasing, the importance of exercise has been emphasized so that many people actively participate in exercise and conduct many studies on physical activities and exercise. Therefore, in the present study, the lower extremities that are closely related to walking out of the body and can be easily damaged during daily living or sports activities were selected to conduct experiments to apply functional massage and stretching to the lower extremities of adults with insufficient lower extremity exercise in order to compare immediate effects with a view to making activities good before starting daily living or outdoor activities, or sports activities. The subjects were divided into a functional massage group(n: 30) and a stretching group(n: 30) and the participants participated in the experiment through voluntary applications after firsthand hearing explanations about the experiment from the therapist. In order to examine differences in the effects of the intervention between the Functional massage and stretching groups, the independent samples t-test and paired t-tests were performed. An experiment was conducted with functional massage and the results showed statistically significant differences in all comparison items. This may mean that the improvement of overall lower extremity functions and the intervention method stretching could be also regarded to be a very effective method for improvement of lower extremity functions.

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The Relationship between Personality, Music Type and MVIC, Power for the Knee Extensor on Inducing Muscle Fatigue

Yoon

2013

Journal of the Korean Society of Physical Medicine

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PURPOSE:We investigated the relationship between personality, music type and MVIC, power for the knee extensor on inducing muscle fatigue. METHODS:The subjects of this study were 22 healthy students. MVIC(Maximum Voluntary Isometric Contraction) and power in knee extension was measured by PRIMUS RS. Personality types was measured by MBTI(Myers-BriggsType Indicator) that is an instrument designed to provide descriptive profiles of personality types and preferences. The collected data were analyzed using the independent t-test, MANOVA and Pearson-test. RESULTS:There was no significant differences both MVIC and power of the knee extensor according to personality and music type. The power was significantly increased by increasing the MVIC during a knee extension on inducing muscle fatigue without music type(r= .786∼.896).

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Effects of Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation(TENS), Self-Stretching and Functional Massage on the Muscle Fatigue by Maximum Muscular Strength

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

The effect of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation on postural sway on fatigued dorsi-plantar flexor

The effect of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation on postural sway on fatigued dorsi-plantar flexor

Comparison of the Immediate Effects of Functional Massage and Stretching Methods on the SRT, Knee Angles, and Leg Lengths of Adults with Insufficient Exercises

The Relationship between Personality, Music Type and MVIC, Power for the Knee Extensor on Inducing Muscle Fatigue

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