Titlebook: Control of Human Voluntary Movement; John Rothwell Book 1994Latest edition John Rothwell 1994 adaptation.anatomy.cortex.muscle.pathophysio

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Mechanical properties of muscles,te the contractile machinery of the muscle. Each myofibril is traversed by striations. Usually, the myofibrils are aligned so that the striations appear to be continuous right across the muscle fibre.

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Investigating reflex pathways and their function,Indeed, it is now accepted that although the tendon hammer stimulus may stretch muscles by only 50 μm, the rapid onset of stretch makes this a particularly powerful stimulus for the primary spindle endings.

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Proprioceptors in muscles, joints and skin,nly the structure and characteristics of the afferent discharge will be summarized for each type of receptor. The possible roles of these receptors in the control of movement will be discussed in subsequent chapters. Despite its age, Matthews’s (1972) book on muscle receptors is still one of the best complete reviews on these topics.

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Reflex pathways in the spinal cord,n terms of which sensory receptors have been activated. Fortunately, in muscle nerves there is a fairly close relationship between the electrical stimulation threshold of a fibre and the sensory receptor which it innervates.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-00207-0 coordination in limb and eye movements, as well as disorders of posture and muscle tone. Despite the lack of any direct efferent connections between cerebellum and spinal or brainstem motor nuclei, it is a structure which is undoubtedly concerned with the control of movement.