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Effect of Knee Position on Muscle Loss During Leg Immobilization
This study looks at what happens to leg muscles when the knee is kept straight or bent during five days of wearing a brace. We want to find out if keeping the knee bent (so the thigh muscle is stretched) helps prevent muscle loss compared to keeping the knee straight. Thirty healthy adults will take part. They will wear a knee brace for five days and have several tests before and after, including scans, blood samples, and small muscle samples. The results may help doctors find better ways to protect muscles when people cannot move, for example after surgery or illness.
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