1. Cardiovascular and Metabolic Responses During Functional Electric Stimulation Cycling at Different Cadences 
Ché Fornusek, PhD, Glen M. Davis, PhD 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 89, Issue 4, Pages (April 2008)
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2. Fig 1
Performance and cardiorespiratory responses of the 9 subjects during passive and FES cycling at 3 pedaling cadences. Displayed are (A) heart rate, (B) V̇o2, and (C) cardiac output. Results are plotted every 5 minutes as means ± SE. Some SE bars have been omitted for clarity.
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3. Fig 2
Gross ME during FES cycling by the 9 subjects at 3 pedaling cadences. Results were plotted every 5 minutes as means ± SE. *ME30 significantly greater (P<.05); †ME15 significantly lower; ‡significant difference between all 3 pedaling cadences.
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4. Fig 3
Left quadriceps So2 during passive and FES cycling by the 9 subjects at 3 pedaling cadences. Results were plotted every 5 minutes as means ± SE. Some SE bars have been omitted for clarity.
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