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Neurophysiologie Clinique/Clinical Neurophysiology, 2006
This review focuses on sensory information originating from muscle spindles and its role in proprioception and motor control. The first part reminds of the structural and functional properties of these muscle mechanoreceptors, with arguments for an independent fusimotor command, i.e.
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This review focuses on sensory information originating from muscle spindles and its role in proprioception and motor control. The first part reminds of the structural and functional properties of these muscle mechanoreceptors, with arguments for an independent fusimotor command, i.e.
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Impaired proprioception and osteoarthritis
Current Opinion in Rheumatology, 1997The increase in the prevalence of osteoarthritis (OA) with age may be due in part to increased joint load resulting from age-related declines in neuromechanical factors, including joint position sense or proprioception. Several studies have demonstrated that knee proprioception is worse in knee OA patients versus age-matched control subjects ...
Yi-Chung Pai, Leena Sharma
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Proprioception of the Ankle and Knee [PDF]
Sports Medicine, 1998 Proprioception and accompanying neuromuscular feedback mechanisms provide an important component for the establishment and maintenance of functional joint stability. Neuromuscular control and joint stabilisation is mediated primarily by the central nervous system.
Susan L. Rozzi +2 more
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Research in Sports Medicine: An International Journal, 2020
The study aimed to investigate the effects of 24 weeks Taichi intervention on knee and ankle proprioception amongst individuals with knee osteoarthritis (KOA).
Xiaoyue Hu, Zhangqi Lai, Lin Wang
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The study aimed to investigate the effects of 24 weeks Taichi intervention on knee and ankle proprioception amongst individuals with knee osteoarthritis (KOA).
Xiaoyue Hu, Zhangqi Lai, Lin Wang
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Proprioception and/or Kinesthesis
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1972A short review of the literature points to the confused usage of ‘proprioception’ and ‘kinesthesis’ which is incompatible with the objectiveness demanded of contemporary psychology. The historical development of the terms is traced showing that ‘kinesthesis’ has undergone a change in meaning, rendering its present state of definition inadequate for ...
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Proprioceptive training in haemophilia
Haemophilia, 1998Summary. Joint and muscle injury associated with direct damage to the tissues and muscle atrophy may ensue following immobility. Rehabilitation of the injury is linked with the return to normal functional values such as range of motion, muscle strength, and muscle tone.
C. A. Lee +5 more
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AGE, 1986
An experiment was performed which examined the proprioception accuracy of young (20–25 yrs) and elderly (70–80 yrs) subjects on an upper extremity matching task. The subjects performed the task under conditions which required them to primarily rely on proprioception input (constrained movements) or allowed them the additional use of a goal-directed ...
Annette Sirica, George E. Stelmach
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An experiment was performed which examined the proprioception accuracy of young (20–25 yrs) and elderly (70–80 yrs) subjects on an upper extremity matching task. The subjects performed the task under conditions which required them to primarily rely on proprioception input (constrained movements) or allowed them the additional use of a goal-directed ...
Annette Sirica, George E. Stelmach
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Development of proprioceptive sensitivity
Experimental Brain Research, 2000The development of proprioceptive sensitivity was studied in 140 children between the ages of 5.8 and 11.8 years using a so-called foot-hand task. Ten boys and ten girls were included in each age group. The task required the children to locate a target pin with the "big toe" (felt target) and match the located target position with the hand, without ...
J. M. Loftesnes +2 more
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Proprioception and joint stability
Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy, 1996In the present paper the current clinical knowledge about proprioception is given for the shoulder, knee, ankle, elbow and the radiocarpal joint. Proprioceptive capabilities are decreased after joint injuries such as ACL or meniscus tears, shoulder dislocation, ankle sprain and in joints with degenerative joint disease. Some surgical procedures seem to
M. Prymka, Jörg Jerosch
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2019
Proprioception is a sensation that observes the body and gathers data regarding the state of body parts relative to each other and to the external environment. This type of sensation differs from many other sensory systems that are concerned with translating the characteristics of an organism’s external universe and objects which are not owned by the ...
Farnaz Delavari, Pejman Jooya
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Proprioception is a sensation that observes the body and gathers data regarding the state of body parts relative to each other and to the external environment. This type of sensation differs from many other sensory systems that are concerned with translating the characteristics of an organism’s external universe and objects which are not owned by the ...
Farnaz Delavari, Pejman Jooya
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