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Limb Blood Flow, Cardiac Output and Quadriceps Muscle bulk Following Spinal Cord Injury And The Effect Of Training For The Odstock Functional Electrical Stimulation Standing System (Journal abstract)

Home > Knowledge Base > Adult conditions > Spinal cord injury > Limb Blood Flow, Cardiac Output and Quadriceps Muscle bulk Following Spinal Cord Injury And The Effect Of Training For The Odstock Functional Electrical Stimulation Standing System (Journal abstract)

This paper describes the effect of training the quadriceps muscles using electrical stimulation in preparation for the Odstock Standing System.  The study shows the course of muscle atrophy and reduced peripheral circulation following SCI and shows that muscle thickness and limb blood flow returned to normal values after training.

The full article is published in Paraplegia. 1993 May;31(5):303-10.

 

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