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Abnormalities of Mechanoreceptor-Evoked Electromyographic Activity in Central Motor Disordersrent population can almost be considered as a general principle of motor system organization. In both invertebrate and vertebrate nervous systems, short latency, often monosynaptic, reflex circuits function in parallel with polysynaptic, habituable pathways. An alternate organization is operative in

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A Functional Approach to Understanding Spasticityormal subjects were quantified. This approach uses a movable platform system to perturb the equilibrium of a freely standing subject in a number of different directions. The platform includes a support surface and visual surround, each of which can be moved precisely to modify selectively the visual

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Akinesia in Parkinsonism Pharmacological and Physiological Analysisobviously produce disturbance of smooth performance of voluntary movement. On the other hand, initiation and continuation of movement can also be disturbed by central lesions. Parkinsonism seems to be a good example presenting many of these features. Akinesia, one of the main motor symptoms, is espe

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