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Low-load blood flow restriction training as a viable alternative to high-load eccentric training for improving Achilles tendon properties: the superiority of a calf-specific regimen
Military Medicine | 更新时间:2026-03-02
    • Low-load blood flow restriction training as a viable alternative to high-load eccentric training for improving Achilles tendon properties: the superiority of a calf-specific regimen

    • Journal of Army Medical University   Vol. 48, Issue 4, Pages: 470-478(2026)
    • 作者机构:

      1.西安体育学院运动与健康科学学院,陕西西安

      2.体育智能装备关键技术陕西省高校工程研究中心,陕西西安

      3.西安高新医院康复医学科,陕西西安

      4.山西省荣军医院康复医学科,山西太原

      5.空军军医大学西京医院骨科,陕西西安

    • DOI:10.16016/j.2097-0927.202511036    

      CLC: R364.12;R493;R686.109
    • Received:07 November 2025,

      Revised:2026-01-12,

      Accepted:16 January 2026,

      Published:28 February 2026

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  • FAN J Y,LI J,PAN W M,et al.Low-load blood flow restriction training as a viable alternative to high-load eccentric training for improving Achilles tendon properties: the superiority of a calf-specific regimen[J].J Army Med Univ,2026,48(04):470-478.DOI:10.16016/j.2097-0927.202511036. DOI:

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