用肌电/肌电混合传感器评价平卧自行车蹬踏时骨骼肌收缩

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Shinichi Fukuhara, Takeshi Fujinaga, Shogo Watanabe, H. Oka
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肌电图(EMG)是记录肌肉收缩的电图,肌力图(MMG)表示肌肉横截面积的变化,反映肌肉的机械收缩。通过同时测量这两种信号,可以对肌肉收缩进行多方面的评估。然而,自主运动时的MMG测量是困难的。因此,作者开发了能够同时测量肌电和肌电的肌电/肌电混合传感器。本研究利用易于负荷调节的卧式自行车对股直肌(RF)和腘绳肌的肌电图进行了评价。结果dMMGbase (baseline of displacement MMG)表示上下蹬踏板时肌肉横截面积的变化。肌电图和dMMGbase随踩下踏板而升高,同时输出显示肌肉收缩力的dMMGacc(加速度dMMGbase)。腿筋的每个信号都有拮抗RF的输出。通过同时测量横卧自行车踏板时的肌电图和肌电图,可以评估随意运动的肌肉收缩。
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Evaluation of Skeletal Muscle Contraction during Pedaling of Recumbent Bicycle using MMG / EMG Hybrid Transducer
Electromyogram (EMG) is recorded electrical muscle contraction, mechanomyogram (MMG) indicates cross-sectional area change of muscle, reflect mechanical muscle contraction. By simultaneously measuring both signals, it is possible to multifaceted evaluation of muscle contraction. However, MMG measurement at voluntary movement was difficult. Therefore, the authors developed MMG / EMG hybrid transducer capable of simultaneous measurement of MMG and EMG. This study evaluated MMG and EMG of rectus femoris (RF) and hamstrings using recumbent bicycle of easy load regulation. As result, dMMGbase (baseline of displacement MMG) indicated cross-sectional area change of muscle at pushing down and pulling up of pedal. In addition, EMG and dMMGbase increased with pushing down of pedal in RF, dMMGacc (acceleration dMMGbase) showing muscle contraction force was output simultaneously. Each signal of hamstrings had output that antagonize RF. By simultaneously measuring MMG and EMG at recumbent bicycle pedaling, it was possible to evaluate muscle contraction of voluntary movement.
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