Population
14 human subjects
Comparison
Conditioning stimulus to the common peroneal… vs Standing versus early part of the stance phase…
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Task-dependent H-reflex inhibition warrants caution generalizing standing measures to gait; leaves open clinical translation in neurological populations.
The inhibition of the soleus H-reflex by common peroneal nerve stimulation is significantly reduced during walking compared to standing, indicating task-dependent changes in spinal cord circuit input-output properties.
Capaday et al. (1995) studied this question.
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