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Neuromuscular Disorders,ntary control of visceral responses conducted by Neal Miller and colleagues in the late 1960s generated a conceptual, paradigmatic revolution among electromyographers that laid the foundation for the use of biofeedback techniques. In any case, the field of biofeedback therapy for neuromuscular rehabilitation has blossomed in the past 10 years.

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