Publications by authors named "Shunta Tadano"

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Belt-type electrical muscle stimulation preserves muscle fiber size but does not improve muscle function in a rat model of cancer cachexia.
Karina Kouzaki, Mako Isemura, Yuki Tamura, Hiroyuki Uno, Shunta Tadano

PLoS One· November 2025

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Mixed twitch and tetanus electrical stimulation via belt-electrode effectively attenuates denervation-induced muscle atrophy.
Hiroyuki Uno, Mako Isemura, Shohei Kamiya, Ryuji Akimoto, Katsu Hosoki, Shunta Tadano

PLoS One· October 2025

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Belt electrode tetanus muscle stimulation reduces denervation-induced atrophy of rat multiple skeletal muscle groups.
Hiroyuki Uno, Shohei Kamiya, Ryuji Akimoto, Katsu Hosoki, Shunta Tadano

Sci Rep· March 2024

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Low-frequency electrical stimulation of bilateral hind legs by belt electrodes is effective for preventing denervation-induced atrophies in multiple skeletal muscle groups in rats.
Hiroyuki Uno, Shohei Kamiya, Ryuji Akimoto, Katsu Hosoki, Shunta Tadano

Sci Rep· December 2022

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