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Myography

 

the recording of muscular contractions.

The simplest method of graphically recording muscular contractions is by mechanical means—by using a lever whose free end traces the corresponding curve (myogram) on the tape of a kymograph. In addition to such mechanical instruments, optical devices that record muscular contractions on photosensitive film or paper are also used. Myographs of different designs make it possible to record isotonic or isometric contractions. The best method is one that measures oscillations in muscular tension by means of sensors that transform mechanical changes into electrical changes that are recorded on an oscillograph. This method is also used to trace contractions of individual muscle cells. Myography, in conjunction with other physiological techniques, has made it possible to study the main patterns of muscle contractility.

The Great Soviet Encyclopedia, 3rd Edition (1970-1979). © 2010 The Gale Group, Inc. All rights reserved.
References in periodicals archive
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High-density force myography: A possible alternative for upper-limb prosthetic control.
Abbreviations: ADL = activity of daily living, DOF = degree of freedom, EMG = electromyography, FMG = force myography, HD-FMG = high-density FMG, LDA = linear discriminant analysis, P = sensor pattern, Pos = subject position, SADL = simulated ADL, SVM = support vector machine, UL = upper limb.
The isometric tension in the isolated coronary arterial segments was recorded using a myography system [23, 24].
The statistical analyses of the myography experiments and real-time PCR experiments were based on one measurement per rat.
(22.) Stokes MJ (1993) Acoustic myography: applications and considerations in measuring muscle performance.
Predicting direct handgrip force from extrinsic muscle output with force myography (FMG) [abstract].
Abbreviations: ANOVA = analysis of variance, EMG = electromyography, FMG = force myography, FSR = force-sensitive resistor, GFD = grip force dynamometer, ICC = intraclass correlation coefficient, MVC = maximum voluntary contraction, NIDRR = National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research, RMS = root-mean-square, VR = variance ratio.
Acoustic myography: a noninvasive monitor of motor unit fatigue.
Acoustic myography of the human quadriceps muscle during intermittent fatiguing activity.
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