Skeletal muscle conditioning may be an effective rehabilitation intervention preceding functional electrical stimulation cycling 被引量：1

Skeletal muscle conditioning may be an effective rehabilitation intervention preceding functional electrical stimulation cycling

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摘要 In our recent effort,we introduced a submaximal index that utilized ventilatory efficiency relative to CO2 production（VE/CO2）to evaluate the cardiovascular effectiveness to functional electrical stimulation lower-extremity cycling（FESLEC）in persons with spinal cord injury（SCI）（Gorgey and Lawrence,2016）. In our recent effort,we introduced a submaximal index that utilized ventilatory efficiency relative to CO2 production（VE/CO2）to evaluate the cardiovascular effectiveness to functional electrical stimulation lower-extremity cycling（FESLEC）in persons with spinal cord injury（SCI）（Gorgey and Lawrence,2016）.

作者 Rodney C.Wade Ashraf S.Gorgey

机构地区 Spinal Cord Injury and Disorders Service Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

出处《Neural Regeneration Research》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2016年第8期1232-1233,共2页 中国神经再生研究（英文版）

基金 supported by the Department of Veteran Affairs,Veteran Health Administration,Rehabilitation Research and Development Service (B7867-W) Department of Defense-CDRMP (# SC140119)

关键词 cycling stimulation conditioning rehabilitation resting cardiovascular utilized extremity intramuscular prior cycling stimulation conditioning rehabilitation resting cardiovascular utilized extremity intramuscular prior

分类号 R651.2 [医药卫生—外科学]

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