Chronic Heart Failure
Data on chronic heart failure described by G. Deley et al
Published in Cardiovascular Device Liability Week, July 13th, 2008
"This preliminary case report was therefore planned to investigate the neural and muscular adaptations to a 5-wk EMS program in one patient. An increase in maximal strength (10.5%) was accompanied by increased twitch torque (13.9%) and slowing of muscle contractile properties (half-relaxation time, time...
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