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The influence of electrical stimulation applied to muscles on motor function in health and disease

Alenazy, 2022

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10703971934099727257
Author
Alenazy M
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This dissertation comprises four experimental studies that investigated assessments and interventions for motor performance in healthy adults and in individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS). One study assessed the differences between individuals with MS and …
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