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Table 1.

Changes in cross-sectional area and volume of elbow flexors muscles.

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Figure 1.

Muscle activation of biceps brachii muscles during concentric or eccentric BFR exercise for each set performed.

Average for each 5-repetitions was represented as a single data point. Values are means and SD. **Different from first 5-reps, P<0.01. ##Different from ECC-BFR, P<0.01. #Different from ECC-BFR, P<0.05.

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Figure 2.

Muscle thickness (MTH) of the elbow flexors before and immediately after exercise session.

Values are means and SD. *Different from before, P<0.05. #Different from ECC-BFR, P<0.05. §Different from ECC-BFR, P = 0.07.

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Figure 3.

Distribution of muscle cross-sectional area (CSA) in elbow flexors pre- and post-training period.

Values are means and SD.

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Figure 4.

Maximum isometric strength (MVC) of the elbow flexors pre- and post- training period.

Values are means and SD. *Different from pre-training, P<0.05.

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