Titlebook: Clinical Aspects of Sensory Motor Integration; Albrecht Struppler,Adolf Weindl Conference proceedings 1987 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

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Pallov Anand,A. Pedro Aguiar,P. B. Sujitith any sensory functions, and it will only discuss a most elementary and fragmentary kind of motor action: the contraction of an individual muscle. There are several reasons, however, why the properties of single muscles and single motoneurone pools actually are of importance also for the understan

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Sim?o Caeiro,Bruno J. Guerreiro,Rita Cunhantials). Under stationary conditions, e.g., stable isometric contractions, motor units (MUs) fire tonically if they have once been recruited [2, 7, 10, 12, 14]. The major advantage of stationary conditions is that they are appropriate for a more detailed analysis of the discharge sequence of MUs, wi

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Ulrich Nehmzow Dipl. Ing. PhD, CEng, MIET) triggers the release of transmitter quanta [5–7]. Facilitation of release in consecutive depolarizations, then, is caused by residual calcium from the preceding calcium inflow [6, 8]. In this scheme the time course of release of quanta and that of facilitation after a depolarization pulse both are

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0826-6ss. Included in these myopathies are the hypokalemic periodic paralysis (mostly without any signs of hyperexcitability), the hyperkalemic periodic paralysis and paramyotonia congenita. In all these diseases, a transient, fully reversible weakness can be triggered by specific provocative procedures [