roup II fibers can make both monosynaptic and oligosynaptic connections with homonymous and synergist hind-limb alpha motoneurons. A large number of spindle group II afferent fibers exist in the cat, and these fibers are roughly the same in number as the Ia fibers in all muscles in which they have been counted. It is highly possible that the same is true in humans, judging from the distribution of fibers of different diameter in the dorsal roots of the human lumbar spinal cord.
Group II spindle afferent fibers in humans: their possible role in the reflex control of stance.
SCHIEPPATI, MARCO;NARDONE, ANTONIO
1999-01-01
Abstract
roup II fibers can make both monosynaptic and oligosynaptic connections with homonymous and synergist hind-limb alpha motoneurons. A large number of spindle group II afferent fibers exist in the cat, and these fibers are roughly the same in number as the Ia fibers in all muscles in which they have been counted. It is highly possible that the same is true in humans, judging from the distribution of fibers of different diameter in the dorsal roots of the human lumbar spinal cord.File in questo prodotto:
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