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Cauraugh (58) investigated the effects of a training program that incorporated either bimanual or unimanual active wrist extension in conjunction with NMES in individuals with stroke; he noted a change in performance of unimanual skills, including greater hand manipulation, faster reaction times, and sustained voluntary muscle contractions. Gould and associates (15 reported a statistically significant difference in knee edema 4 weeks after open meniscectomy between patients who received voluntary isometric exercise training and patients who received NMES treatment. A set of probabilities for different families was determined using NMES data that take account of insurance status, family size and income, race, and age of elderly householder. |
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