Key result
Intermittent high frequency contractions in rabbit skeletal muscle may preserve power output without compromising the acquisition of fatigue resistance.
Why the study?
Does intermittent high frequency contraction preserve power output and fatigue resistance in rabbit skeletal muscle for cardiac assistance?
Population
Rabbit skeletal muscle model
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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May enable power-preserving fatigue-resistant skeletal muscle for cardiac assistance; hypothesis-generating in rabbits, leaves open human translation.
Does intermittent high frequency contraction preserve power output and fatigue resistance in rabbit skeletal muscle for cardiac assistance?
Intermittent high-frequency electrical stimulation may allow skeletal muscle to acquire fatigue resistance for cardiac assistance without losing power-generating capacity.
Jarvis et al. (1991) studied Cardiac assistance. Intermittent high frequency contractions was evaluated on Power output and fatigue resistance. Intermittent high frequency contractions in rabbit skeletal muscle may preserve power output without compromising the acquisition of fatigue resistance.
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