Muscle Tension
No Space to Sing: A Narrative Inquiry into the Experiences of Classical Singers with Primary Muscle Tension Dysphonia
... mentioned Muscle Tension Dysphonia, but did not contain any research specifically about Muscle Tension Dysphonia in classical ...reduce tension associated with the raised laryngeal ...
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Muscle fibers bear a larger fraction of passive muscle tension in frogs compared with mice
... – tension curve, or a relative position in a specific muscle ’ s sarcomere length operating ...– tension curve: 75% down the descending limb for each species ...
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ALTERATIONS IN MUSCLE TENSION WITHOUT SIMILAR CHANGES IN ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH MYASTHENIA GRAVIS
... The results of the present study show that changes in the degree of mechanical activity can occur without similar electrical changes in the adductor pollicis muscle of patients with myas[r] ...
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Effect of Segment-Body Vibration on Strength Parameters
... sponding muscle group improved between ...reflectory muscle contrac- tions take place during the vibration ...of muscle spindles increases during vibration training, and their effects on the ...
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Original Article Aortic vascular reactivity to angiotension II is modulated by down-regulation of TRPC in renal hypertensive rats
... smooth muscle tissues from renal hypertensive rats ...smooth muscle (VSM) tension was measured using isometric force transducers, and the expression of TRPC and Ang type 1 (AT1) in VSM tissues was ...
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Treatment for Depression with Chronic Neck Pain Completely Cured in 94 2% of Patients Following Neck Muscle Treatment
... neck muscle pain, and a wide variety of somatic symptoms including headache and ver- tigo appear and a generalized poor condition may continue for long ...neck muscle treatment, using two types of special ...
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An ergonomic evaluation of mountaineering backpacks
... body muscle and the heart muscle tension on three types of mountaineering backpacks that are often used namely Pack X, Y and ...the muscle activity, Electrocardiography (ECG) to analyse the ...
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The Hormonal Regulation of Pyloric Sphincter Function
... circular muscle, in vitro, and the human pylorus, in ...pyloric muscle of the opossum studied at its length of optimal tension development, ...the muscle but gastrin I gave no increase in ...
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Mechanisms underlying rhythmic locomotion: dynamics of muscle activation
... invertebrate, muscle and vertebrate skeletal muscle, it should be noted, first, that parallel and in-series elastic elements are absent in leech ...longitudinal muscle, whose rhythmic relaxation and ...
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An elaborate tension receptor system highlights sensory complexity in the hind leg of the locust
... power muscle that stimulated the receptor through joint movement or tension (cxMRO, stick insect ...power muscle, and constitutes a resistance ...power muscle (locust tibial flexor TRs, joint ...
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Relaxant effects of a hydroalcoholic extract of Ruta graveolens on isolated rat tracheal rings
... of calcium to the cells [23, 24], thereby stimulating 1,4,5-inositol trisphosphate receptors (IP3Rs) and ryano- dine receptors (RyRs) [25], both of which are involved in asthma pathophysiology [26]. In the present study, ...
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MODULATION OF TENSION PRODUCTION BY OCTOPAMINE IN THE METATHORACIC DORSAL LONGITUDINAL MUSCLE OF THE CRICKET TELEOGRYLLUS OCEANICUS
... The thresholds for octopamine effects on twitch amplitude, contraction rate and relaxation rate in the cricket metathoracic DLM 10~ 8 moll~ x were similar to those in the locust extenso[r] ...
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Levo-Carnitine Reduces Oxidative Stress and Improves Contractile Functions of Fast Muscles in Type 2 Diabetic Rats
... The maximum force of contraction by EDL of the carnitine group was statistically similar to the healthy control group. It is suggested that high serum levo- carnitine levels improved insulin sensitivity leading to the ...
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The Physiology of Contractile Vacuoles
... In addition, high pressure affects contractile structures; at ordinary temperatures it increases the tension of muscle during contraction Brown, 1934, 1936 and it temporarily increases t[r] ...
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A physiological model of patient-reported breathlessness during daily activities in COPD
... respiratory muscle contraction, but could be explained either by increased medullary chemoreceptor activity, awareness of increased efferent motor command, or an imbalance between the chemical drive to breathe and ...
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A biomodeling investigation of bracing on clubfoot children treated by the method of Ponseti
... The major factor in increasing tension was due to the dorsiflexion parameter. Through the results and observations made during data collection, it is concluded that the external rotation and width parameters only ...
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The Tension in a Locust Flight Muscle at Varied Muscle Lengths
... The increase in calcium sensitivity at long lengths is much greater in partially activated skinned muscle fibers than in fully activated fibers Stephenson & Wendt, 1984, which correlates[r] ...
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The neuromuscular control of human internal anal sphincter smooth muscle: The role of nitric oxide
... C onventional neurotransm itters such as acetylcholine and noradrenaline are stored in m em brane bo u n d vesicles p rio r to their release from presynaptic nerves, and they influence postsynaptic cells by interacting w ...
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Neck/shoulder function in tension-type headache patients and the effect of strength training
... for the first 2 weeks and thereafter every second week. The ST consisted of four shoulder exercises. During the training period, the relative training load was progressively increased from 12 repetitions maximum (RMs; ...
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A peculiar mechanism of bite force enhancement in lungless salamanders revealed by a new geometric method for modeling muscle moments
... A distinctive feature of desmognathine morphology, the robust atlanto-mandibular ligament on each side of the skull that originates on the atlas and inserts on the lower jaw (Figs 1 and 2), has long been a puzzle ...
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