Peculiarities of Activation of Muscles of the Shoulder Belt in Voluntary Two-Joint Movements of the Upper Limb

Keywords

Elbow, Biceps, Shoulder joint, Forearm, Upper limb

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Cited by

• Activation of the Shoulder Belt and Shoulder Muscles of Humans Related to Different Rates of Generation of Two-Joint Efforts by the ForearmI. V. Vereshchaka — 2011
• Activation of the Shoulder-Belt and Shoulder Muscles in Two-Joint Arm Movements Performed in Humans with the Action of Opposite LoadingsA. V. Gorkovenko — 2010
• Activation of the Shoulder Belt and Shoulder Muscles in Humans Providing Generation of “Two-Joint” Isometric EffortsI. V. Vereshchaka — 2014
• Peculiarities of Activation of the Shoulder Belt and Shoulder Muscles in Generation of Different-Direction Isometric Efforts by the ForearmI. V. Vereshchaka, A. V. Gorkovenko, V. I. Khorevin — 2011
• [Superposition of the motor commands during creation of static efforts by human hand muscles].IV Vereshchaka, AV Horkovenko — 2012

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