What does EF stand for?

Elbow Flexor

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Mr B had active movement only in the elbow flexor muscles, and he had no arm function at the baseline assessment.

Quantitative measurement of poststroke spasticity and response to ...

Baltimore Orioles pitcher Koji Uehara is expected to miss the next two months of the Major League Baseball season with a partial tear of his right elbow flexor tendon.

Japan's Uehara out two months with elbow tendon tear

In order to evaluate eccentric exercise-induced muscle damage, elbow flexors (EF) in the upper extremity and knee extensors (KE) in the lower extremity are the mostly utilized muscle groups (Clarkson and Hubal, 2002).

Difference in the magnitude of muscle damage between elbow flexors ...

On the Modified Ashworth Scale, elbow flexor tone reduced from 1+ to 1 after treatment, but forearm and wrist flexors remained unchanged at 1+.

Effects of combined robotic therapy and repetitive-task practice on ...

If the injury is Tennis Elbow, there must be an equality of strength between the wrist and elbow flexors, wrist and elbow extensors, and wrist and forearm pronators and supinators.

Massage Therapy and Repetitive Strain Injuries

Time to failure and electromyogram activity were measured during 2 types of sustained submaximal contractions with the elbow flexors that required each subject to exert the same net muscle torque with the forearm in 2 different postures.

Accessory Muscle Activity Contributes To The Variation in Time to ...

Previous research has been limited to the effect of eccentric exercise on torque production of the elbow flexor and knee extensor musculature.

Effect of an eccentric exercise bout on concentric power of the ...

He had 30 healthy young adults spend 15 minutes daily over 12 weeks imagining using their little finger muscle and their elbow flexor muscles.

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