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Jason I. Pagan

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Jonathan P. BeausejouriD· 2 shared Kevan S. KnowlesiD· 2 shared Matt S. StockiD· 2 shared Abigail W. Anderson· 1 shared Grant E. NorteiD· 1 shared Jason M. DeFreitasiD· 1 shared Jay RuschiD· 1 shared Jeffrey R. StoutiD· 1 shared

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CHANGES IN MUSCLE QUALITY FOLLOWING SHORT-TERM RESISTANCE TRAINING IN OLDER ADULTS: A COMPARISON OF ECHO INTENSITY AND TEXTURE ANALYSIS

Kevan S. Knowles, Jason I. Pagan, Jonathan P. Beausejour, Scott J. Mongold, Abigail W. Anderson, Jeffrey R. Stout, Matt S. Stock

This study examines changes in muscle quality after resistance training in older adults, finding that echo intensity improved but texture analysis did not detect significant changes.

Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology · Jan 14, 2025Peer-reviewedPhysiology

A Comparison of Techniques to Determine Active Motor Threshold for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Research

Jonathan P. Beausejour, Jay Rusch, Kevan S. Knowles, Jason I. Pagan, Meredith Chaput, Grant E. Norte, Jason M. DeFreitas, Matt S. Stock

This paper compares absolute and relative thresholds for determining active motor threshold in TMS research, finding that relative thresholds show better test-retest reliability.

Brain Research · Jul 3, 2024Peer-reviewedNeuroscience