In vivo oscillations of the soleus muscle can be quantified | ResearchBunny

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Abstract

This study investigated the use of 2D ultrasound imaging to quantify transverse muscle oscillations in the soleus muscle during walking and running at various speeds. Increased vertical impact forces at faster speeds correlated with changes in both magnitude and frequency of soleus muscle oscillations. Faster running showed higher frequency components in oscillations compared to slow walking. This research establishes ultrasound imaging as a method for examining muscle oscillation responses to impact forces.

Publisher

Scientific Reports

Published On

Nov 19, 2020

Authors

A. K. M. Lai, E. F. Hodson-Tole

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