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  • 21. [Isokinetic muscle training with high motion speeds in the rehabilitation following surgical treatment of fresh anterior cruciate rupture].
    Hehl G, Hoellen I, Wissmeyer T, Ziegler U.
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  • 23. Muscle training in chronic anterior cruciate ligament insufficiency--a comparative study.
    Zätterström R, Fridén T, Lindstrand A, Moritz U.
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  • 24. [Effect of neuromuscular electrical stimulation and isotonic exercises in flexor and extensor muscles of knee of hemiplegic patients].
    Lima MO, Pupio S Lima F, Takeshi-T de Freitas S, Regina-Ribeiro S, Tortoza C, Gómes-Lucareli J, Lucareli PR, Pacheco MT, Lopes-Martins RA.
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  • 29. Thigh muscle size and strength after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction and rehabilitation.
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  • 37. [Loss of strength and regeneration of knee extensor musculature after operations of the knee ligaments. EMG studies of the effect of the injury pattern, surgical procedure and after-care with special reference to electromyostimulation].
    Hörster G, Kedziora O.
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  • 38. Method to Reduce Muscle Fatigue During Transcutaneous Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation in Major Knee and Ankle Muscle Groups.
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  • 40. A randomized controlled trial of electrostimulation effects on effussion, swelling and pain recovery after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: a pilot study.
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