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Oral kinesthesia in patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy

Journal of the Neurological Sciences, 1981
In trials on normal subjects and patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), interdental dimension discrimination (IDD) was tested by assessing the ability of subjects to discriminate between pairs of sticks of different dimensions held between the upper and lower teeth. The IDD ability of the DMD patients was significantly inferior to that of the
T, Morimoto, H, Takebe, T, Hamada, Y, Kawamura   +3 more
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Kinesthesia at the knee: The effect of osteoarthritis and bandage application

Arthritis Care & Research, 2002
AbstractObjectiveTo investigate whether osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee or bandaging of the knee affects movement detection.MethodsMovement detection levels were determined in 10 women aged > 65 years with moderate to severe knee OA and 10 healthy women matched for age, body mass index, and activity levels. Movements were imposed at 0.5°/second, 1.0°
Bronwen A, Hewitt, Kathryn M, Refshauge, Sharon L, Kilbreath   +2 more
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Choreographing Empathy: Kinesthesia in Performance

Dance Research Journal, 2014
On the cover of both of these two books are photographs of women in loose white pants—arms extended, wrists twisted, each wearing concentrated facial expressions; both seen from front and back as if doubling in a mirror. Perhaps suggested by the reaching gesture, the bodies seem to implore the viewer.
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Mandibular kinesthesia in fatigue of human jaw muscles

European Journal of Oral Sciences, 1976
abstract – Fatigue was developed by four human subjects after negative work, and by two subjects after negative/positive work by the jaw muscles. Another four subjects did not develop fatigue subsequent to muscular exercise. In subjects with fatigue, the ability to perceive and/or produce repetitively a predetermined mandibular posture, i.e ...
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Human Movement, Kinesthesia, and Dance

2020
Abstract There is intense contemporary public as well as professional psychological interest in bodily movement, gesture, and the subjective experience of movement. This has a background in knowledge that movements and the sensing of movements alike express the life of the whole person, whether in the arts, sports, and the pursuit of ...
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Kinesthesia and the Intelligent Will

The American Journal of Psychology, 1913
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Choreographing Empathy. Kinesthesia in Performance

2012
Prikaz knjige Choreographing Empathy. Kinesthesia in Performance, autorice Susan Leigh Foster koja je provela genealošku analizu triju povezanih termina (koreografije, kinestezije i empatije) propitujući različite tvrdnje o odnosu plesača i promatrača odnosno njihovu izravnom i neposredovanom kontaktu.
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Effect of Partial Wrist Denervation on Wrist Kinesthesia: Wrist Denervation Does Not Impair Proprioception

Journal of Hand Surgery, 2011
Kenton Kaufman
exaly  

Axial kinesthesia is impaired in Parkinson's disease: Effects of levodopa

Experimental Neurology, 2010
John Nutt, F B Horak
exaly  

Effect of sitting postures and shoulder position on the cervicocephalic kinesthesia in healthy young males

Somatosensory & Motor Research, 2016
Hamayun Zafar, Zaheen Ahmed Iqbal, Ahmad H Alghadir   +2 more
exaly