Kim et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Electromyography-signal-based muscle fatigue assessment for knee rehabilitation monitoring systemsKim et al., 2018
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- Kim H
- Lee J
- Kim J
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- Biomedical engineering letters
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This study suggested a new EMG-signal-based evaluation method for knee rehabilitation that provides not only fragmentary information like muscle power but also in-depth information like muscle fatigue in the field of rehabilitation which it has not been applied to …
- 206010049565 Muscle fatigue 0 title abstract description 104
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