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fatigue

In muscle, reduced response brought about by the accumulation of lactic acid in muscle tissue due to excessive cellular activity.

fatigue

In medicine, general weariness, possibly due to lack of sleep, too little exercise, and poor nutrition. It is also a symptom of certain diseases, such as anaemia, hypothyroidism, or myasthenia gravis. See also chronic fatigue syndrome.



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It is generally accepted that these larger axons are associated with large motor units that typically innervate the fast, more fatigable fibers.
MG is a chronic, debilitating disease characterized by fatigable weakness of muscles which affects about 15 persons per 100,000.
8) Research has shown that strengthening a weak and fatigable diaphragm may increase its endurance capacity and that standard weaning techniques (ie, syncronized intermittent mandatory ventilation or pressure support coupled with UBTs) may not provide sufficiently intense muscular activity or sufficient rest to improve respiratory muscle endurance.
 
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