SKELETAL MUSCLE ADAPTABILITY. III: MUSCLE PROPERTIES FOLLOWING CHRONIC ELECTRICAL STIMULATION

As a result of muscle’s demonstrated plasticity, the use of functional electrical stimulation (FES) to strengthen skeletal muscle was proposed, and several studies suggested that FES might decrease or delay the effects of disuse atrophy (Osborne 1951, Massey et al. 1965, Eriksson and Haggmark 1979, Godfrey et al. 1979, Garrett et al. 1980, Gould et al. e W 1982). Preliminary studies promoting the use of FES to regain muscle function lost

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