Evidence that long-latency stretch reflexes in the human ankle dorsiflexors may be mediated by a transcortical pathway

N. Petersen, J. Nielsen, H. Morita, Thomas Sinkjær

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Society for Neuroscience 26th Annual Meeting, 16-21 November 1996, Washington, DC, USA : Abstract Book, Vol. 22
Publication date	1996
Pages	422, No. 168.10
Publication status	Published - 1996

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Evidence that long-latency stretch reflexes in the human ankle dorsiflexors may be mediated by a transcortical pathway. / Petersen, N.; Nielsen, J.; Morita, H. et al.
Society for Neuroscience 26th Annual Meeting, 16-21 November 1996, Washington, DC, USA: Abstract Book, Vol. 22. 1996. p. 422, No. 168.10.

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