Search Results - "WALLIN, E. U"

Thixotropic behaviour of human finger flexor muscles with accompanying changes in spindle and reflex responses to stretch by HAGBARTH, K.-E, HAGGLUND, J. V, NORDIN, M, WALLIN, E. U

“…Prompted by previous reports on muscle thixotropy, we have investigated changes in inherent and reflex stiffness of the finger flexor muscles of human subjects…”
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Gamma loop contributing to maximal voluntary contractions in man by Hagbarth, K E, Kunesch, E J, Nordin, M, Schmidt, R, Wallin, E U

“…A local anaesthetic drug was injected around the peroneal nerve in healthy subjects in order to investigate whether the resulting loss in foot dorsiflexion…”
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The `late' reflex responses to muscle stretch: the `resonance hypothesis' versus the `long-loop hypothesis' by Eklund, G., Hagbarth, K.-E., Hägglund, J. V., Wallin, E. U.

“…1. Experiments were performed to check the validity of previous claims concerning the `long-loop' aetiology of `late' reflex electromyogram (e.m.g.) responses…”
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Grouped spindle and electromyographic responses to abrupt wrist extension movements in man by Hagbarth, K.-E., Hägglund, J. V., Wallin, E. U., Young, R. R.

“…1. Different techniques were used to generate sudden ramp extension movements of the wrist while the subjects were either relaxed or maintaining a weak…”
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Mechanical oscillations contributing to the segmentation of the reflex electromyogram response to stretching human muscles by Eklund, G., Hagbarth, K.-E., Hägglund, J. V., Wallin, E. U.

“…1. Brisk joint displacements and tendon taps were applied to voluntarily contracting wrist flexor muscles in subjects who did not attempt to react to them…”
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Segmentation of human spindle and EMG responses to sudden muscle stretch by Hagbarth, K E, Young, R R, Hägglund, J V, Wallin, E U

“…Grouping of the EMG response produced by quick stretches of contracting muscles has been thought to reflect 'long loop reflexes' through cerebral cortex adding…”
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The Piper rhythm--a phenomenon related to muscle resonance characteristics? by Hagbarth, K E, Jessop, J, Eklund, G, Wallin, E U

“…The purpose of the present work is to examine the causes of the Piper rhythm, i.e. the tendency towards rhytmical 40-60 Hz grouping of motor unit potentials in…”
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