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Flexor reflex afferent nerve fibres in man.

Abstract

Flexor reflex afferent nerve fibres have been identified in the mixed peripheral nerve and measurement of their conduction velocity has been carried out. It has been demonstrated that the flexor reflex afferent fibres have a higher threshold of stimulation than the motor fibres supplying the foot muscles. The effect of conditioning volleys in the flexor reflex afferent fibres on the H reflex has been determined and reciprocal inhibition of extensor motoneurones has been found to be related to the second component of the flexor reflex.

Entities: Species

Mesh：
Adolescent
Adult
Humans

Year: 1970 PMID： 5531898 PMCID： PMC493593 DOI： 10.1136/jnnp.33.6.786

Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry ISSN： 0022-3050 Impact factor: 10.154

12 in total

1. CLINICAL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE PATTERN OF CONDUCTION TIMES IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE SCIATIC NERVE.

Authors: M M GASSEL; W TROJABORG
Journal: J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry Date: 1964-08 Impact factor: 10.154

2. Normal plantar response: integration of flexor and extensor reflex components.

Authors: L GRIMBY
Journal: J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry Date: 1963-02 Impact factor: 10.154

3. Spinal mechanism of the abdominal and erector spinae skin reflexes.

Authors: E KUGELBERG; K E HAGBARTH
Journal: Brain Date: 1958-09 Impact factor: 13.501

4. An electromyographic study of the nociceptive reflexes of the lower limb. Mechanism of the plantar responses.

Authors: E KUGELBERG; K EKLUND; L GRIMBY
Journal: Brain Date: 1960-09 Impact factor: 13.501

5. Electrophysiological studies of nerve and reflex activity in normal man. IV. The two-neurone reflex and identification of certain action potentials from spinal roots and cord.

Authors: J W MAGLADERY; W E PORTER; A M PARK; R D TEASDALL
Journal: Bull Johns Hopkins Hosp Date: 1951-06

6. Electrophysiological studies of nerve and reflex activity in normal man. V. Excitation and inhibition of two-neurone reflexes by afferent impulses in the same trunk.

Authors: J W MAGLADERY; R D TEASDALL; A M PARK; W E PORTER
Journal: Bull Johns Hopkins Hosp Date: 1951-06

7. Excitatory and inhibitory skin areas for flexor and extensor motoneurons.

Authors: K E HAGBARTH
Journal: Acta Physiol Scand Suppl Date: 1952

8. Electrophysiological studies of nerve and reflex activity in normal man. I. Identification of certain reflexes in the electromyogram and the conduction velocity of peripheral nerve fibers.

Authors: J W MAGLADERY; D B McDOUGAL
Journal: Bull Johns Hopkins Hosp Date: 1950-05

Flexor reflex afferent nerve fibres in man.

1. CLINICAL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE PATTERN OF CONDUCTION TIMES IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE SCIATIC NERVE.

2. Normal plantar response: integration of flexor and extensor reflex components.

3. Spinal mechanism of the abdominal and erector spinae skin reflexes.

4. An electromyographic study of the nociceptive reflexes of the lower limb. Mechanism of the plantar responses.

5. Electrophysiological studies of nerve and reflex activity in normal man. IV. The two-neurone reflex and identification of certain action potentials from spinal roots and cord.

6. Electrophysiological studies of nerve and reflex activity in normal man. V. Excitation and inhibition of two-neurone reflexes by afferent impulses in the same trunk.

7. Excitatory and inhibitory skin areas for flexor and extensor motoneurons.

8. Electrophysiological studies of nerve and reflex activity in normal man. I. Identification of certain reflexes in the electromyogram and the conduction velocity of peripheral nerve fibers.

9. Effects of sleep on human reflexes with a double component.

10. Conditioning of H-reflexes by a preceding subthreshold H-reflex stimulus.

1. Conduction velocity along human nociceptive reflex afferent nerve fibres.

2. Responses in human pretibial muscles to sudden stretch and to nerve stimulation.

3. Lower limb cutaneous polysynaptic reflexes in the child, according to age and state of waking or sleeping.

4. Human flexor reflexes.