Titlebook: Electromyography and Evoked Potentials; Theories and Applica Albrecht Struppler,Adolf Weindl Conference proceedings 1985 Springer-Verlag Be

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M. Brüderlink,O. Haus,A. Wichmannlved to assist the soft feline gait. Accordingly, the special organization of group I reflex pathways that we have found in man will be discussed here with regard to the requirements of the bipedal gait.

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Perspectives and Advances in Photocatalysis,resentation, the goal is not to summarize information so far collected. A recent paper (1) reviews the main data in the field. The problems to be discussed will concern the requirements that must be fulfilled to make the association of clinical neurophysiology and neuropharmacology fruitful.

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The Pathophysiology of Central Paresisent projection systems. In one case, a lesion will mainly impair axons arising in the precentral gyrus, in another case those axons will be preserved and mainly axons arising from other motor areas will be damaged which may also course in the pyramidal tract.

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Control of Human Locomotion by Group I Reflex Pathways from Ankle Extensorslved to assist the soft feline gait. Accordingly, the special organization of group I reflex pathways that we have found in man will be discussed here with regard to the requirements of the bipedal gait.

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Clinical Neurophysiology of Spinal Cord and Neuropharmacologyresentation, the goal is not to summarize information so far collected. A recent paper (1) reviews the main data in the field. The problems to be discussed will concern the requirements that must be fulfilled to make the association of clinical neurophysiology and neuropharmacology fruitful.