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Asystole during suspension laryngoscopy associated with vagal reflex or carotid sinus hypersensitivity: a case report. [PDF]

J Med Case Rep
Luu QQ, Phan TQ, Phan YTT, Luu KK.
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Classifying neurogenic dysphagia as a movement disorder. [PDF]

Brain
Jones CA, Huckabee ML, Malandraki GA, Paydarfar D.   +3 more
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Lessons from the finish line: understanding cardiac arrest in endurance racing. [PDF]

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Skjelbred T, Sharma S, Tfelt-Hansen J.
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Stretch reflex blepharospasm

Neurology, 1985
We studied a patient with blepharospasm provoked by stretching the orbicularis oculi muscles. With the eyes closed, EMG of the orbicularis oculi at rest revealed spontaneous rhythmic muscle activity that was not visible. When she tried to open her eyes, repetitive jerking blepharoclonus and tonic blepharospasm rendered her functionally blind.
J A, Obeso, J, Artieda, C D, Marsden
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Jaw stretch reflexes in children

Experimental Brain Research, 2005
The substantial morphological transformations that occur during human development present the nervous system with a considerable challenge in terms of motor control. Variability of skilled motor performance is a hallmark of a developing system. In adults, the jaw stretch reflex contributes to the functional stability of the jaw.
Donald S, Finan, Anne, Smith
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Eyelid Reflex Response to Stretch

Nature, 1962
AMONG the evidence of consciousness in the human subject, the position of the upper eyelid fulfils a significant role, and varies with the degree of attention1. It is of interest, therefore, to understand the mechanisms causing eyelid movement and particularly the relationship of local automatic reflexes to-this function.
D W, KENNARD, G L, SMYTH
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Functional Stretch Reflex (FSR) — a Cortical Reflex?

1976
Publisher Summary This chapter presents an experimental study to discuss the role of reflexes during functional activity. The time from initiation of the task to the resulting electromyographic activity is measured to determine the tendon reflex latency, the functional stretch reflex latency, and the voluntary response time in human lower limbs.
W, Freedman, S, Minassian, R, Herman
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Nonlinear stretch reflex interaction during cocontraction

Journal of Neurophysiology, 1993
1. We investigated the role of stretch reflexes in controlling two antagonist muscles acting at the interphalangeal joint in the normal human thumb. Reflex action was compared when either muscle contracted alone and during cocontraction. 2. The total torque of the flexor pollicis longus (FPL) and extensor pollicis longus (EPL) muscles was measured in ...
R R, Carter, P E, Crago, P H, Gorman
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