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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Stretch reflex"”.

  1. A mathematical model of the stretch reflex in human muscle systems

    Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, 1963.

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  2. Stretch-Shortening Cycle in Human Muscle Contraction: The Role of the Stretch Reflex in Force Production in Various Vertical Jumps

    Although researchers agree that both the stretch reflex and the elasticity of the muscle contribute to the effectiveness and efficiency of human performances, the relative contributions of each have not been determined, because no direct measurements have been utilized. Therefore, the purpose of …

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  3. Cerebral spasticity modeled as disorded equilibrium point control

    … and quantifiable terms. Although the muscle stretch reflex is thought to play an important role in spasticity generation, the pathophysiologic basis of spasticity is not completely understood. A valid measure of spasticity is one that is chosen within the context of a theory describing the …

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  4. Neurorehabilitation of the hand using the cybergrasp[TM] and mirror image

    … digit extension, but a noted decrease in the stretch reflex and clinically significant improvements on the Jebsen Test of Hand Function. The system resulted in no major side effects. In conclusion, robot-assisted bilateral training in conjunction with mirror therapy may be a helpful treatment …

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  5. The effects of peripheral nerve impairments on postural control and mobility among people with peripheral neuropathy

    … system to central nervous system via spinal reflexive loop, which should provide valuable real-time information for balance correction. Therefore, it is necessary to investigate how PN affects the somatosensory system regarding postural control. Besides that, people with PN may develop a …

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  6. Investigating the Sophistication of Long-Latency Stretch Responses During Postural Control of the Upper Limb

    … the functional attributes of the long-latency stretch reflex, a fast feedback response which occurs 50-100ms following the mechanical stretch of a muscle. Consistent with our hypothesis, we found that the long-latency response possesses many attributes commonly reserved for voluntary control: …

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  7. Effects of specifically sequenced massage on spastic muscle properties and motor skills in adolescents with cerebral palsy

    … are reduced gross motor function, increased reflex response to muscle stretch, reduced range of ankle movement and shortened calf muscle/tendon units, evident in equinus. Whilst the main cause of spasticity in conditions other than CP is considered to be the neuropathology, altered muscle …

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