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Immediate Effect of Electrical Noise Stimulation on Neuromuscular Adaptation of Balance
Noise stimulation had an immediate effect on improving balance control. The present study aimed to clarify the immediate neuromuscular adaptation induced by noise stimulation and find the correlation between neuromuscular adaptation and functional performance.
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