Analysis reveals motor unit adaptations in force-speed conditions, suggesting applications for rehabilitation and assessment.
Motor unit behavior is modulated by contraction force and speed, with faster contractions eliciting higher discharge rates and common drive. These findings underscore the neuromechanical adaptability of the motor unit system and have implications for motor function assessment, rehabilitation, and the development of myoelectric interfaces.
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