Contractile benefits of doublet-initiated low-frequency stimulation in rat extensor digitorum longus muscle exposed to high extracellular [K + ] or fatiguing contractions

During dynamic contractions, high-frequency muscle activation is needed to achieve optimal power. This must be balanced against an increased excitation-induced accumulation of extracellular K , which can reduce excitability and ultimately may prevent adequate responses to high-frequency activation....

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