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The H-reflex technique, utilizing electrical stimulation of the popliteal nerve, provides a simple method for precise quantitative investigation of monosynaptic reflexes in human subjects.
Discusses the historical development and utility of the H-reflex technique for investigating monosynaptic reflexes in humans.
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Táboříková et al. (1968) conducted a review in Monosynaptic reflexes. H-reflex technique was evaluated. The H-reflex technique, utilizing electrical stimulation of the popliteal nerve, provides a simple method for precise quantitative investigation of monosynaptic reflexes in human subjects.
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