Kinesiophysiological analysis associated with changes in subjective intensities in belt electrode-skeletal muscle electrical stimulation: a prospective exploratory study
Norikazu Hishikawa,
Koshiro Sawada,
Motonori Kubo
et al.
Abstract:[Purpose] Belt electrode-skeletal muscle electrical stimulation (B-SES) is a novel
electrical muscle stimulation treatment that causes less pain and discomfort and induces
contraction in a wider skeletal muscle area than conventional electrodes. However, the
stimulation intensity depends on patients’ subjectivity. In the present study, B-SES and
an expiratory gas device were combined to analyze the kinesiophysiological data associated
with changes in subjective intensity. [Participants and Methods] Seventeen h… Show more
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