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Evaluation of central and peripheral fatigue in the quadriceps using fractal dimension and conduction velocity in young females.

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Fig 1. Electrode arrays positions on VL and VM muscles (A) and representation of the EMG signals (B)
Table 1 summarizes the results for FD and CV at 20% and 60% MVC, in the VM and VL mus- mus-cles
Fig 4 shows the time course of FD and CV of the VM and VL muscles in the elite athletes.
Fig 4. Time course of FD and CV in the VL and VM muscles of the power and endurance athletes during 20% and 60% MVC.

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