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Development and Validation of Experimental Protocol and Guidelines for Non-Invasive Superficial and Deep Muscle Electromyography in the Forearm
The present study investigated a novel non-invasive superficial and deep surface electromyography (sdEMG) technique to detect and isolate extrinsic muscles of the hand with the aim of developing experimental guidelines to aid future studies. The sdEMG technique comprises of two or more surface elect...
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Division of Biomedical Engineering
2019
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