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Estimating descending activation patterns from EMG in fast and slow movements using a model of the stretch reflex

2024-10-02

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Due to spinal reflex loops, descending activation from the brain is not the only source of muscle activation that ultimately generates movement. This study directly estimates descending activation patterns from measured patterns of muscle activation (EMG) during human arm movements. A simple model of the spinal stretch reflex is calibrated in a postural unloading task and then used to estimate descending activatio...

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Literature Corpus work: a3025088-b510-5f11-b2cb-1f5d3a33bbd8
DOI: 10.1101/2024.10.01.615748

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