Stimulation of the intrinsic muscles and rearfoot coupling

Posted on October 13, 2012 by admin

Wide-Pulse Electrical Stimulation to an Intrinsic Foot Muscle Induces Acute Functional Changes in Forefoot-Rearfoot Coupling Behaviour during Walking. James DC, Chesters T, Sumners DP, Cook DP, Green DA, Mileva KN.

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Stimulation of the intrinsic muscles and rearfoot coupling

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