Somatosensory & Motor Research, Volume 32, Issue 1 (2015)

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Somatosensory & Motor Research, Volume 32, Issue 1 (2015)

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EMG activity of finger flexor muscles and grip force following low-dose transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation in healthy adult subjects
Michal Kafri, Nir Zaltsberg & Ruth Dickstein
Pages: 1-7
Published online: 25 Jul 2014
AbstractforEMG activity of finger flexor muscles and grip force following low-dose transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation in healthy adult subjects | Full Text | References | PDF (214 KB)
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Whisker-related circuitry in the trigeminal nucleus principalis: Topographic precision
Mark F. Jacquin, Joop J. A. Arends, William E. Renehan, Phil M. E. Waite & Peter J. Shortland
Pages: 8-20
Published online: 14 Jul 2014
AbstractforWhisker-related circuitry in the trigeminal nucleus principalis: Topographic precision | Full Text | References | PDF (3.9 MB)
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Initial training facilitates posttraumatic motor recovery in rats after pyramidal tract lesion and in conditions of induced regeneration
Tigran Petrosyan
Pages: 21-24
Published online: 31 Jul 2014
AbstractforInitial training facilitates posttraumatic motor recovery in rats after pyramidal tract lesion and in conditions of induced regeneration | Full Text | References | PDF (291.1 KB)
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Change of the anterior corticospinal tract on the normal side of the brain in chronic stroke patients: Diffusion tensor imaging study
Sung Ho Jang & Hyeok Gyu Kwon
Pages: 25-30
Published online: 28 Aug 2014
AbstractforChange of the anterior corticospinal tract on the normal side of the brain in chronic stroke patients: Diffusion tensor imaging study | Full Text | References | PDF (817.2 KB)
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Impact of altered lower limb proprioception produced by tendon vibration on adaptation to split-belt treadmill walking
Charles S. Layne, Amber M. Chelette & Amir Pourmoghaddam
Pages: 31-38
Published online: 27 Aug 2014
AbstractforImpact of altered lower limb proprioception produced by tendon vibration on adaptation to split-belt treadmill walking | Full Text | References | PDF (434.8 KB)
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Increasing corticospinal excitability in the antagonist muscle during muscle relaxation with a tracking task
Naoshin Yoshida, Tomofumi Yamaguchi, Kei Saitou, Shigeo Tanabe & Kenichi Sugawara
Pages: 39-43
Published online: 21 May 2015
AbstractforIncreasing corticospinal excitability in the antagonist muscle during muscle relaxation with a tracking task | Full Text | References | PDF (391.7 KB)
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Age- and sex-related changes in vibrotactile sensitivity of hand and face in neurotypical adults
Lalit Venkatesan, Steven M. Barlow & Douglas Kieweg
Pages: 44-50
Published online: 24 Sep 2014
AbstractforAge- and sex-related changes in vibrotactile sensitivity of hand and face in neurotypical adults | Full Text | References | PDF (550 KB)
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The reliability of a novel magnetic resonance compatible electro-pneumatic device for delivering a painful pressure stimulus over the lumbar spine
M. Owen Papuga, Jeanmarie R. Burke & Paul E. Dougherty
Pages: 51-60
Published online: 08 Oct 2014
AbstractforThe reliability of a novel magnetic resonance compatible electro-pneumatic device for delivering a painful pressure stimulus over the lumbar spine | Full Text | References | PDF (904.9 KB)
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