Does local immersion in thermo-neutral bath influence surface EMG measurements? Results of an experimental trial.
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C. Gutenbrunner | Christoph Gutenbrunner | B. Kalpakcioglu | F. Candir | M. Bernateck | Michael J. Fischer | Banu Kalpakcioglu | Michael Bernateck | Fatma Candir | Michael J Fischer
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