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• W2890203498 abstract "Conventional electrical stimulation techniques targeting the motor points often induce early muscle fatigue onset that can limit clinical applications. In our current study, we evaluated the muscle activation and force generation during fatigue using a novel stimulation technique.Clustered subthreshold 80 μs current pulses at 10 kHz (high-frequency mode, HF) were delivered transcutaneously to activate the median and ulnar nerve bundles and induce dispersed activations of motor units. Conventional stimulation technique with 800 μs pulses at 30 Hz (low-frequency mode, LF) served as a control condition. Fatigue was evoked by delivering the stimuli continuously for 5 min, with matched initial contraction force (approximately 30% of maximal voluntary contraction) between the HF and LF modes. The elicited finger flexion forces and the muscle activation patterns quantified by high-density electromyogram (EMG) from the finger flexor muscles were compared.Our results revealed that the elicited force was prolonged under the HF stimulation mode, manifested as a slower decay of the force, a smaller absolute force decline, a higher force plateau, and a larger force-time integral, in comparison with the LF mode. The force-to-EMG ratio under the HF stimulation was also consistently higher than that under the LF mode. In addition, the EMG spatial distribution showed that the muscle activation tended to be more spread-out under the HF mode compared with the LF mode. These results indicated that the HF stimulation induced a higher efficiency of muscle activation, which can potentially reduce muscle fatigue.Our findings revealed that the subthreshold kilohertz nerve stimulation can induce temporally and spatially dispersed activation of different motor units with more efficient activation patterns. The reduced muscle fatigue can have a prominent advantage in neural rehabilitation involving transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulations." @default.
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• W2890203498 date "2018-09-25" @default.
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• W2890203498 title "Reduced muscle fatigue using kilohertz-frequency subthreshold stimulation of the proximal nerve" @default.
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