ArticleProgress in rehabilitation medicine2026
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Abstract
Objectives: Upper-limb weakness significantly impairs activities of daily living in individuals with neurological disorders. Exercise at the anaerobic threshold or higher is recommended for efficient training and rehabilitation in such cases. Given a lack of standardized, non-invasive methods to assess the anaerobic threshold for small muscles in clinical practice, we used T Methods: T Results: In the horizontal direction exercise, the sensitivity values and CFZ of four out of five agonist muscles did not increase, nor shift, showing that these muscles were contracted by the aerobic metabolism. In the vertical direction exercise, in four of five agonist muscles and in two synergist muscles, the sensitivity values increased to about 50% and the CFZ was shifted to the right, indicating that these muscles were contracted by the anaerobic metabolism. Conclusions: Vertical direction exercise without extra weight can provide a minimum exercise strength that is higher than the anaerobic threshold. T
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