This collection brings together 15 chapters on recent developments in electromyography (EMG) and applications in clinical and experimental research. Engineers, sport scientists, and other researchers from Europe, Asia, Canada, and Colombia cover the basics of EMG and motor unit action potentials (MUAPs), including the neural control of muscle contraction, the anatomical, physiological, and technical aspects of recording single fiber action potentials, monitoring the electrical activity of skeletal muscles, and the fundamentals of biological signal analysis and processing, followed by discussion of EMG signal modeling and processing, including the biomechanic modeling of elbow joint dynamics, arm swing during gait for upper limb muscles, using ultrasonography to measure the musculotendon parameters of elbow muscles, and neuromuscular patterns in golf.
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