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To compare the effects of TECAR and vibration therapy on muscle oxygenation following eccentric exercise in young adults.

Evaluation of Muscle Oxygenation Responses to Eccentric Exercise and Recovery Enhancement Using Capacitive–Resistive Electric Transfer and Vibration Therapy

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Evaluates muscle oxygenation recovery using TECAR and VT after eccentric exercise in young adults, indicating potential benefits.

To compare the effects of TECAR and vibration therapy on muscle oxygenation following eccentric exercise in young adults.
Forty-one young adults were randomized into TECAR and vibration therapy groups.
Muscle oxygenation was assessed using a MOXY monitor at baseline, post-exercise, and post-intervention.
Data analyzed with two-way repeated-measures ANOVA and post hoc Tukey tests.
Eccentric exercise significantly reduced mVO2 in both TECAR and VT groups with no between-group differences.
Post-recovery, mVO2 increased in both groups but did not show significant differences.
ΔSmO2 decreased after exercise in both groups and partially returned to baseline after recovery.

Oleksy et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Evaluates muscle oxygenation recovery using TECAR and VT after eccentric exercise in young adults, indicating potential benefits.

To compare the effects of TECAR and vibration therapy on muscle oxygenation following eccentric exercise in young adults.
Forty-one young adults were randomized into TECAR and vibration therapy groups.
Muscle oxygenation was assessed using a MOXY monitor at baseline, post-exercise, and post-intervention.
Data analyzed with two-way repeated-measures ANOVA and post hoc Tukey tests.
Eccentric exercise significantly reduced mVO2 in both TECAR and VT groups with no between-group differences.
Post-recovery, mVO2 increased in both groups but did not show significant differences.
ΔSmO2 decreased after exercise in both groups and partially returned to baseline after recovery.

Oleksy et al. (2026) studied this question.

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