Norte et al., 2010 - Google Patents
Relationship between transcranial magnetic stimulation and percutaneous electrical stimulation in determining the quadriceps central activation ratioNorte et al., 2010
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- Norte G
- Pietrosimone B
- Hart J
- Hertel J
- Ingersoll C
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- American journal of physical medicine & rehabilitation
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Abstract Norte GE, Pietrosimone BG, Hart JM, Hertel J, Ingersoll CD: Relationship between transcranial magnetic stimulation and percutaneous electrical stimulation in determining the quadriceps central activation ratio. Objective: To determine the relationship between …
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