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Optimization and comparison of two methods for spike train estimation in an unfused tetanic contraction of low threshold motor units

2022-07-03

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<h4>Background</h4> Human movement is generated by activating motor units (MUs), i.e., the smallest structures that can be voluntarily controlled. Recent findings have shown imaging of voluntarily activated MUs using ultrafast ultrasound based on displacement velocity images and a decomposition algorithm. Given this, estimates of trains of twitches (unfused tetanic signals) evoked by the neural discharges (spikes...

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26aae946-6c56-511c-8814-f98d898348c7
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10.1101/2022.07.01.498432
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