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Hodapp, Maike; Vry, Julia; Mall, Volker; Faist, Michael – Brain, 2009
In healthy children, short latency leg muscle reflexes are profoundly modulated throughout the step cycle in a functionally meaningful way and contribute to the electromyographic (EMG) pattern observed during gait. With maturation of the corticospinal tract, the reflex amplitudes are depressed via supraspinal inhibitory mechanisms. In the soleus…
Descriptors: Physical Activities, Cerebral Palsy, Human Body, Training
Choi, Julia T.; Vining, Eileen P. G.; Reisman, Darcy S.; Bastian, Amy J. – Brain, 2009
Walking flexibility depends on use of feedback or reactive control to respond to unexpected changes in the environment, and the ability to adapt feedforward or predictive control for sustained alterations. Recent work has demonstrated that cerebellar damage impairs feedforward adaptation, but not feedback control, during human split-belt treadmill…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Physical Activities, Brain Hemisphere Functions, Surgery