Standardizing blood flow restriction research-the crucial role of identifying apparatus in methodology and analysis: A letter to the editor
Clinical rehabilitation · 2024 · Vol 39(1) · 128-129
Dr. Nicholas Rolnick · First author
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"Standardizing blood flow restriction research-the crucial role of identifying apparatus in methodology and analysis: A letter to the editor" is a letter to the editor published in Clinical rehabilitation (2024). A full abstract is not available for this entry in open databases; the complete record is available through the links below.
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Nicholas Rolnick, Jim McEwen, Victor De Queiros, Tim Werner
Dr. Nicholas Rolnick’s contribution: First author
Keywords
- BFR training
- arterial occlusion pressure
- autoregulation
- commentary
- limb occlusion pressure
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Nicholas Rolnick, Jim McEwen, Victor De Queiros, Tim Werner. (2024). Standardizing blood flow restriction research-the crucial role of identifying apparatus in methodology and analysis: A letter to the editor. Clinical rehabilitation, 39(1), 128-129. https://doi.org/10.1177/02692155241293247
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