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Differential effects of isometric and isotonic contraction on water- and hemoglobin oxygenation-related mri responses in skeletal muscle.

Sep 2026 · European Journal of Applied Physiology · 0 citations · 30 references
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Investigation of contraction mode-dependent MRI responses in lower-leg muscles using quantitative T2*, T2, and T2' measurements provides insight into muscle-specific MRI responses and may inform the optimization of rehabilitation strategies.

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