Suchergebnisse - Muscle & Nerve

Tiller, N. B., Millet, G. Y. “… To assess an athlete`s tolerance to ultramarathon-specific muscle damage and fatigue, we propose a lab-based protocol comprising downhill running with pre- to post-exercise measures of muscle contractile function following electrical or magnetic stimulation of the quadriceps muscles or their central nerves, muscle damage biomarkers (e.g., creatine kinase, lactate dehydrogenase, and myoglobin), and muscle morphology via imaging techniques.  …”

Latash, M. L., Singh, T. Schlagworte: “… muscle …”

Temesi, J., Besson, T., Parent, A., Singh, B., Martin, V., Brownstein, C. G., Espeit, L., Royer, N., Rimaud, D., Lapole, T., Féasson, L., Millet, G. Y. Schlagworte: “… nerve …”

M. Khodaee, A. L. Waterbrook, M. Gammons “… Paul, David Millward; Pages 595-617 Muscles; Alicia Gustafson, Cory A. Newman; Pages 619-630 Ligaments; Daphne Amanda Scott, Yvonne Chow; Pages 631-669 Bursa; Morteza Khodaee; Pages 671-674 Nerve; Benjamin Marshall, Rachel Brakke Holman; Pages 675-681 Vascular; Andrew McBride, Amy M.  …”

Tiller, N. B. “… This paper provides an up-to-date review of the literature pertaining to acute pulmonary and respiratory muscle responses to marathon and ultra-marathon running.  …”

Brandon, R., Howatson, G., Strachan, F., Hunter, A. M. Schlagworte: “… nerve …”

Randall, C. A., Ross, E. Z., Maxwell, N. S. “… Before the warm-up and after the time-trial, supramaximal femoral nerve stimulation was delivered during and following maximal isometric contractions.  …”

Hureau, T., Olivier, N., Millet, G. Y., Meste, O., Blain, G. “… Because during 5 km time trials voluntary muscle contractions are submaximal it is argued that the central motor command and power output are much more dependent upon a conscious self-paced cycling strategy rather than feedback from the contracting muscles (Marcora, 2010).  …”

Voß, G. Schlagworte: “… muscle …”

Fomin, R., Sergeev, V., Nesterik, K., Kosminin, V. “… In this work, the parameters of motor evoked potentials of upper and lower extremity muscles were evaluated, under magnetic stimulation of cerebral cortex motor areas, spinal segments, and nerve tibialis in athletes adapted to work of various duration and intensity (sprinters, stayers) and having various qualifications.  …”

Patikas, D., Paraschos, I., Bassa, E., Galazoulas, C., Skoufas, D., Kotzamanidis, C. “… Considering the examined muscles, it seems that such adaptations are evident in muscles with larger proportion of fast motor units, such as gastrocnemius (Paasuke et al., 1999).  …”

Mikkola, J., Rusko, H., Nummela, A., Pollari, T., Häkkinen, K.

Colak, T., Bamac, B., Gönener, A., Özbek, A., Budak, F. “… Peripheral nerve injuries can occur in runners, but large numbers of nerve injuries remain subclinical.  …”

Fredericson, M., Moore, W., Guillet, M., Beaulieu, C. “… In recalcitrant cases, an ultrasound-guided corticosteroid injection into the tendon sheath can be helpful, and, occasionally, surgery may be necessary to release the scar tissue around the proximal hamstring muscles and the sciatic nerve. …”

Dallari, D., Pellacani, A., Marinelli, A., Verni, E., Giunti, A. “… Soft tissue ganglions with neurological involvement of the lateral popliteal sciatic nerve or its terminal rami are in differential diagnosis with several lesions of this area, as direct or indirect trauma, subcutaneous rupture of anterior tibialis muscle and long peroneal muscle, disc hernia, intraspinal tumor, anterior tarsal tunnel syndrome, cysts, neurofibroma, baker's cyst, vascular claudication, stenosing or inflammatory pathology of 2(nd) motoneuron, antimicrobial agents for urinary tract infection (nitrofurnantoin).  …”

H. Riehle Schlagworte: “… nerve …”

Hottenrott, K., Hoos, O. Schlagworte: “… muscle …”

Millet, G. Y., Lepers, R., Maffiuletti, N. A., Babault, N., Martin, V., Lattier, G. Schlagworte: “… muscle …”

Povarishenkova, Ju. A.

Ross, A., Leveritt, M., Riek, S. “… Improved temporal sequencing of muscle activation and/or improved fast twitch fibre recruitment may contribute to superior sprint performance.  …”