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resistant – fast twitch, fatigue-resistant), and FF (fast,
fatigable – fast twitch,
fatigable).
These designations have
served as the
basis for
motor unit...
- oxygen,
protein and fat,
produce large amounts of
lactic acid and are
fatigable. Many
exercises are
partially aerobic and anaerobic; for example, soccer...
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Zettl UK (27 July 2022). "The
pathophysiology of
motor fatigue and
fatigability in
multiple sclerosis".
Frontiers in Neurology. 13. doi:10.3389/fneur...
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neuromuscular junction resulting in
hallmark variability in
muscle weakness and
fatigability. MG is an
autoimmune disease where anomalous antibodies are produced...
- heat, and this may
differentiate MS
fatigue from
other primary fatigue.
Fatigability (loss of strength) may
increase perception of fatigue, but the two measures...
-
experiences by
using fatigue-resistant
muscle fibers first and only
using fatigable fibers when high
forces are needed. Secondly, the
relative change in force...
- of a
twitch contraction (response to a
single nerve impulse) FF — Fast
fatigable — high force, fast
contraction speed but
fatigue in a few seconds. FR...
- is a
neuromuscular disease leading to
fluctuating muscle weakness and
fatigability during simple activities.
Weakness is
typically caused by circulating...
-
ability to
produce pitched sounds is then
impaired along with easy
voice fatigability, (usually mono-toned voice).
Irritation of the
internal laryngeal nerve...
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common in females.
Congenital myasthenias cause muscle weakness and
fatigability similar to
those of MG. The
signs of
congenital myasthenia usually are...
