نتایج جستجو برای: muscle fatigue

تعداد نتایج: 390924  

Journal: :Sports medicine 2001
A St Clair Gibson M L Lambert T D Noakes

A common belief in exercise physiology is that fatigue during exercise is caused by changes in skeletal muscle metabolism. This 'peripheral' fatigue results either from substrate depletion during submaximal exercise or metabolite accumulation during maximal exercise in the exercising muscles. However, if substrate depletion alone caused fatigue, intracellular ATP levels would decrease and lead ...

2015
RUBANA H. CHOWDHURY HADAATE ULLAH

Muscle fatigue is often caused by unhealthy and irregular work practice. It is defined as a long lasting reduction of the ability to contract and it is the condition when produced force is reduced. Faster walking can cause muscle fatigue, which is unhealthy when the level of fatigue is high. There are many mathematical parameters that are suitable to assess the muscle fatigue during gait. Out o...

2011
Reed Ferber Michael B Pohl

BACKGROUND The tibialis posterior muscle is believed to play a key role in controlling foot mechanics during the stance phase of gait. However, an experiment involving localised tibialis posterior muscle fatigue, and analysis of discrete rearfoot and forefoot kinematic variables, indicated that reduced force output of the tibialis posterior muscle did not alter rearfoot and forefoot motion duri...

Journal: :Chest 1991
M J Mador

The major determinants of VO2 resp and, thus, diaphragmatic endurance are the tension-time index, work rate and lung volume. Changes in breathing pattern that adversely affect any of these factors can impair diaphragmatic endurance. A TTdi above 0.15-0.18 indicates a potentially fatiguing pattern of contraction. However, fatigue may occur at a TTdi below 0.15 if the work rate is sufficiently hi...

Journal: :Critical reviews in biomedical engineering 1984
C J De Luca

Fatigue may be described as the decline in the ability of an individual to maintain a level of performance. However, the issue of fatigue in man is complex due to the various physiological and psychological phenomena which contribute to it. This article is limited to a discussion appertaining to that fatigue associated with changes in the physiological processes, and specifically that which is ...

Journal: :Journal of applied physiology 2003
Jennifer L Olive Jill M Slade Gary A Dudley Kevin K McCully

Our purpose was to measure blood flow and muscle fatigue in chronic, complete, spinal cord-injured (SCI) and able-bodied (AB) individuals during electrical stimulation. Electrical stimulation of the quadriceps muscles was used to elicit similar activated muscle mass. Blood flow was measured in the femoral artery by Doppler ultrasound. Muscle fatigue was significantly greater (three- to eightfol...

2006
Martin Bilodeau

Several studies have shown that women can present with greater muscle endurance (less fatigability) compared with men (3, 5, 10, 12), although this is not always the case (4, 8). Most of these studies have focused on peripheral physiological mechanisms, mostly those within the muscle, to explain this effect of sex on fatigue. For example, reported differences in muscle fiber-type composition be...

2016
Zhiguo Jiang ZHIGUO JIANG Guang H Yue Fuqin Xiong Yuping Wu Guang H. Yue Darlene Montgomery

Traditional brain activation studies using neuroimaging such as functional magnetic imaging (fMRI) have shown that muscle fatigue at submaximal intensity level is associated with increased brain activity in various cortical regions from lowto highorder motor centers. However, how these areas might interact remain unclear since previous activation studies related to motor control could not revea...

Journal: :Physiological measurement 2017
Gazzoni Marco Botter Alberto Vieira Taian

In a broad view, fatigue is used to indicate a degree of weariness. On a muscular level, fatigue posits the reduced capacity of muscle fibres to produce force, even in the presence of motor neuron excitation via either spinal mechanisms or electric pulses applied externally. Prior to decreased force, when sustaining physically demanding tasks, alterations in the muscle electrical properties tak...

Journal: :BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine 2002
Tim Hideaki Tanaka Gerry Leisman Hidetoshi Mori Kazushi Nishijo

BACKGROUND There is not enough evidence to support the efficacy of massage for muscle fatigue despite wide utilization of the modality in various clinical settings. This study investigated the influence of massage application on localized back muscle fatigue. METHODS Twenty-nine healthy subjects participated in two experimental sessions (massage and rest conditions). On each test day, subject...

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