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Functional and Metabolic Adaptations of Blood Flow Restriction Exercise in Rats and Post-surgical Patients

2026-06-02

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Blood flow restriction exercise (BFR-E) has gained popularity as a therapy used to improve muscle mass and strength in various clinical populations. However, the systemic and intramuscular responses to BFR-E are widely unknown. Here, we describe the functional and metabolic responses to BFR-E in our novel in vivo method of BFR-E in rats. Implementation of the model revealed increase in muscle mass and maximal str...

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Literature Corpus work: 7c325312-adf9-5677-8a3e-d787b885a4fd
DOI: 10.64898/2026.05.26.26353908

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