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What does MVC stand for?

Maximum Voluntary Contraction


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Maximum Voluntary Contraction The subjects were carefully instructed to contract the knee extensors (quadriceps femoris muscle) "as fast and hard as possible.
24) The burst superimposition technique used an 11-pulse (600-microsecond pulse duration, 135 V), 100-Hz train to stimulate the muscles while subjects performed a maximum voluntary contraction of their quadriceps femoris muscle.
To normalize the EMG signals, we recorded maximum voluntary contraction (MVC) of knee extensors/ flexors while the right knee of the subject was fixed at 45[degrees] of flexion.
29) When assessing muscle strength, the person being tested is asked to attempt to perform a maximum voluntary contraction of the specific muscle.
The reference voluntary contraction of combined CCF and cervical flexion selected for normalization of EMG amplitude was not a true maximum voluntary contraction.
These researchers found that the 50th percentile of the EMG signals for the FDS muscle was approximately 7% of maximum voluntary contraction (MVC), which means that 50% of the root-mean-square (RMS) EMG data points were under 7% MVC.
Kots is reported to have advocated a stimulus regimen for increasing muscle force that he claimed was able to increase the maximum voluntary contraction (MVC) of elite athletes by up to 40%.
The twitch-interpolation technique involves delivering single electrical pulses to a muscle when the subject is at rest and while the subject attempts to produce a maximum voluntary contraction (MVC).

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