Muscle Innervation Zone Localization: A Linearity Measure-Based Approach With Applications to Post-Stroke Plasticity and Episiotomy
Khalil Ullah,
Sulaiman Almutairi,
Riaz Ahmad
et al.
Abstract:Localization of motor unit (MU) innervation zones (IZs) is an important step in several clinical and non-clinical applications, such as 1) acquisition of surface electromyogram (sEMG) signal for accurate estimation of its amplitude and other parameters by avoiding placing electrodes on IZs, 2) accurate estimation of the EMG-Force relationship, 3) effective injection of Botulinum Toxin in Post-stroke Spasticity near the IZs, and 4) guiding obstetricians to perform episiotomy during child delivery by avoiding cu… Show more
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