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Influence of new three-dimensional and reticular intrauterine device on the uterine electromyography

Wang Leiguang,Guo Chenghao and Qiu Yi

Strategic Study of CAE 2014, Volume 16, Issue 5, Pages 47-51

Abstract: the influence of new three-dimensional and reticular intrauterine device (NTDR-IUD) on animal uterine electromyographyConventional surgical incision was performed in the abdominal wall of rabbits，the uterine electromyography

Keywords： NTDR-IUD uterine electromyography endometrial receptivity

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Design of active orthoses for a robotic gait rehabilitation system

A. C. VILLA-PARRA,L. BROCHE,D. DELISLE-RODRÍGUEZ,R. SAGARÓ,T. BASTOS,A. FRIZERA-NETO

Frontiers of Mechanical Engineering 2015, Volume 10, Issue 3, Pages 242-254 doi: 10.1007/s11465-015-0350-1

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An active orthosis (AO) is a robotic device that assists both human gait and rehabilitation therapy. This work proposes portable AOs, one for the knee joint and another for the ankle joint. Both AOs will be used to complete a robotic system that improves gait rehabilitation. The requirements for actuator selection, the biomechanical considerations during the AO design, the finite element method, and a control approach based on electroencephalographic and surface electromyographic signals are reviewed. This work contributes to the design of AOs for users with foot drop and knee flexion impairment. However, the potential of the proposed AOs to be part of a robotic gait rehabilitation system that improves the quality of life of stroke survivors requires further investigation.

Keywords： active orthosis gait rehabilitation electroencephalography surface electromyography

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Unpowered Knee Exoskeleton Reduces Quadriceps Activity during Cycling Article

Ronnapee Chaichaowarat,Jun Kinugawa,Kazuhiro Kosuge

Engineering 2018, Volume 4, Issue 4, Pages 471-478 doi: 10.1016/j.eng.2018.07.011

Abstract: We recorded the surface electromyography over the rectus femoris muscles of both legs, while the participantsAt the same cycling speed and leg cadence, the median power spectral frequency of the electromyography

Keywords： Augmentation Cycling Energy cost Electromyography Exoskeleton Knee Orthosis Muscle activity