Force, Metabolism and Contraction Frequency as Interactive Determinants of Ischaemic Muscle Pain

Mills, K. R.; Newham, D.; Edwards, R. H. T.

doi:10.1042/cs059023Pa

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Force, Metabolism and Contraction Frequency as Interactive Determinants of Ischaemic Muscle Pain

K. R. Mills;

K. R. Mills

1Department of Human Metabolism, Rayne Institute, University College Medical School, London

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D. Newham;

D. Newham

2Department of Human Metabolism, Rayne Institute, University College Medical School, London

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R. H. T. Edwards

3Department of Human Metabolism, Rayne Institute, University College Medical School, London

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Clin Sci (Lond) (1980) 59 (3): 23P.

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