Electrophysiological method to examine muscle fiber architecture in the upper lip in cleft-lip patients.

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Comparison of EMG activity and blood flow during graded exertion in the orbicularis oris muscle of adult subjects with and without lip incompetence: a cross-sectional survey.

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Electrophysiological method to examine muscle fiber architecture in the upper lip in cleft-lip patients.

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[Is there new knowledge on embryology and functional anatomy of human mimetic muscles and the upper lip? A contribution to point selection, skin incision and muscle reconstruction in primary lip-nose reconstruction of uni- and bilateral lip-jaw-pala

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Validity of subjective evaluations for the assessment of lip scarring and impairment.

High-quality recording of bioelectric events. Part 2. Low-noise, low-power multichannel amplifier design.

Absence of the lateral philtral ridges: a clue to the structural basis of the philtrum.

Using two-dimensional spatial information in decomposition of surface EMG signals.

Simultaneous estimation of muscle fibre conduction velocity and muscle fibre orientation using 2D multichannel surface electromyogram.

Experimental analysis of accuracy in the identification of motor unit spike trains from high-density surface EMG.

A thin, flexible multielectrode grid for high-density surface EMG.

Topographical characteristics of motor units of the lower facial musculature revealed by means of high-density surface EMG.

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Electrophysiological method to examine muscle fiber architecture in the upper lip in cleft-lip patients.

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