FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2129019034> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2129019034 endingPage "194" @default.
• W2129019034 startingPage "175" @default.
• W2129019034 abstract "Weakness in partially paralysed muscles is a disabling impairment for people with neurological conditions. Strength training programmes are widely administered to address this impairment. There is a common belief that the effectiveness of strength training programmes can be enhanced by the addition of electrical stimulation. The purpose of this systematic review was to assess the efficacy of electrical stimulation for increasing voluntary strength in people with neurological conditions.Eligible randomized trials of electrical stimulation were identified by searches of computerized databases. The search yielded 11,267 abstracts, of which 60 were retrieved. Two assessors independently reviewed full text versions of these articles.Eighteen studies satisfied the inclusion criteria. These studies involved participants with spina bifida (n = 1), cerebral palsy (n = 1), peripheral nerve lesion (n = 1), multiple sclerosis (n = 1), spinal cord injury (n = 3) and stroke (n = 11). The mean (SD) PEDro score for trial quality was 4.9 (1.0) out of 10. Meta-analyses of studies involving similar patients were not done because of insufficient data or lack of homogeneity. The results of all studies were analysed individually.Several studies suggest a modest beneficial effect of electrical stimulation in patients with stroke. It is not clear whether patients with other types of neurological disabilities benefit from electrical stimulation in the same way." @default.
• W2129019034 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2129019034 creator A5000015910 @default.
• W2129019034 creator A5018570755 @default.
• W2129019034 creator A5027071754 @default.
• W2129019034 date "2007-07-03" @default.
• W2129019034 modified "2023-10-09" @default.
• W2129019034 title "Efficacy of electrical stimulation to increase muscle strength in people with neurological conditions: a systematic review" @default.
• W2129019034 cites W107679878 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W1588287537 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W1660053632 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W1751415936 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W1968609619 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W1969755262 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W1978374645 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W1984698711 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W1984699355 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W1985477058 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W1994012654 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W1998753878 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W1999768197 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2000094867 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2004106143 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2006154569 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2006543801 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2008090989 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2014410601 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2015638381 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2015808502 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2022554407 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2024221789 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2024265982 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2028811018 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2030223911 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2030270392 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2040963020 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2042355753 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2042813967 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2051265330 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2060215862 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2062747523 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2066673322 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2070662719 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2072018008 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2079343046 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2083559556 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2088925411 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2089029698 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2094226186 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2099669778 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2099927118 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2102120831 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2102764272 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2107587943 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2111004112 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2111118081 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2111948739 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2124146923 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2124754366 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2134552162 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2137761035 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2141225285 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2145729687 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2146328774 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2150599221 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2154188239 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2157799435 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2158126993 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2158913969 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2159959051 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2163309321 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2164987441 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2167337513 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2171882419 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2184299735 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2312960835 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2353665364 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W4242635035 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W92005037 @default.
• W2129019034 cites W2010778766 @default.
• W2129019034 doi "https://doi.org/10.1002/pri.375" @default.
• W2129019034 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17624871" @default.
• W2129019034 hasPublicationYear "2007" @default.
• W2129019034 type Work @default.
• W2129019034 sameAs 2129019034 @default.
• W2129019034 citedByCount "78" @default.
• W2129019034 countsByYear W21290190342012 @default.
• W2129019034 countsByYear W21290190342013 @default.
• W2129019034 countsByYear W21290190342014 @default.
• W2129019034 countsByYear W21290190342015 @default.
• W2129019034 countsByYear W21290190342016 @default.
• W2129019034 countsByYear W21290190342017 @default.
• W2129019034 countsByYear W21290190342018 @default.
• W2129019034 countsByYear W21290190342019 @default.
• W2129019034 countsByYear W21290190342020 @default.
• W2129019034 countsByYear W21290190342021 @default.
• W2129019034 countsByYear W21290190342023 @default.
• W2129019034 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.

• next