The study demonstrates that mammalian muscle spindles exhibit prolonged changes in excitability following mechanical stimuli, which may be influenced by spontaneous activity at intrafusal end plates.
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Animal data on spindle excitability changes warrant no clinical reflex adjustments; leaves open intrafusal mechanisms for human study.
Granit et al. (1959) studied this question.
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