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Applying EMG technology in medial and lateral elbow enthesopathy treatment using Myo motion controller

Grabczyński et al., 2019

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2160398509954331093
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Grabczyński A
Szklanny K
Wrzeciono P
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Australasian Physical & Engineering Sciences in Medicine

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Electromyography (EMG) is a diagnostic technique allowing for the detection of signals generated by changes in electrical potentials of striated muscles. The application of this technology is becoming an increasingly popular subject of scientific research. With the …
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