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. 2012 Jul 18;3:258. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2012.00258

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Copyright © 2012 Bose, Hou, Parmer, Reier and Thompson.

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Velocity-dependent ankle torque (A,C,E) and time-locked EMG-RMS magnitude (B,D,F) of precontusion and postcontusion weeks 1 and 2. Note, both ankle torque and EMG-RMS values of postcontusion week 1 in all eight velocities (612–49°/s) were significantly greater compared with those of pre-contused values (C,D). Interestingly, only 1 week of exercise (training started at p.o. day 8) prevents hypotonia (E,F; see text for detail). p < 0.05; *compared with controls; ^{^}compared with preinjury.