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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"cross education"”.

  1. Investigating cross-education in multiple sclerosis following upper limb robotic rehabilitation

    … device that would induce the phenomenon of cross-education to improve upper limb function. Following a literature review, Chapter 4 provides a scoping review of existing literature surrounding rehabilitation robots for MS. Chapter 5 reports the development and rationale of the rehabilitative …

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  2. The effects of velocity specific isokinetic training on strength, hypertrophy, and cross education

    … training on peak torque (PT), and the estimated cross-sectional area of the upper arm (AG) in the trained. Thirty volunteers (M=15, F=15) were randomly assigned to an experimental, slow velocity group (S), 60 degrees-per-second (n=9; 25.4±..6.5yr), a fast velocity group (F), 450 …

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  3. Cross-education and neuromuscular factors relating to the prevention and rehabilitation of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) knee injuries

    … Functional output measures were used to assess cross-education adaptations with a view to their potential use in the rehabilitation of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries. No cross-education research to date has incorporated functional interventions or output measures and only one ACL …

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  4. Physiological studies investigating neurological adaptations to resistance training

    … responses following isometric, isotonic, cross-education and wholebody vibration (WBV) strength training, and to determine if any observed differences in corticospinal parameters (excitability, inhibition, and motor unit synchronisation) influenced the development of strength.

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