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Understanding the biomechanics of standing-up and sitting-down
Functional Neuromuscular Stimulation (FNS) has been shown to be effective in restoring certain upper and lower limb movements of spinal cord injured patients. The successful application of FNS to achieve standing-up and sitting-down, in persons with lower limb paralysis, depends largely on two facto...
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Department of Medicine
2024
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