Using Standing Postures as a Practical Alternative to Gait Analysis for Assessing Normal Neuromotor Activity Variation of the Ankle Muscle Antagonists: A Soleus H-reflex and EMG Activity Study Comparing Patients with Hemiplegia to Healthy Subjects

The purpose of this study was to evaluate and compare the soleus H-reflex amplitudes recorded in three standing postures between a group of patients with stroke and a group of healthy subjects. Nine ambulatory patients were compared with 10 healthy subjects. Measures were recorded during quiet stand...

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Autores principales:	Pineda,Enrique, Sabbahi,M, Etnyre,B
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Sociedad Chilena de Anatomía 2010
Materias:	Cerebrovascular accident Ankle motor control Soleus H-reflex Posture
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spelling	oai:scielo:S0717-950220100002000412010-10-21Using Standing Postures as a Practical Alternative to Gait Analysis for Assessing Normal Neuromotor Activity Variation of the Ankle Muscle Antagonists: A Soleus H-reflex and EMG Activity Study Comparing Patients with Hemiplegia to Healthy SubjectsPineda,EnriqueSabbahi,MEtnyre,B Cerebrovascular accident Ankle motor control Soleus H-reflex Posture The purpose of this study was to evaluate and compare the soleus H-reflex amplitudes recorded in three standing postures between a group of patients with stroke and a group of healthy subjects. Nine ambulatory patients were compared with 10 healthy subjects. Measures were recorded during quiet standing (QS), heels raised (PO) and with the foot of the measured leg held just off the ground while standing on the opposite leg (SW). The results showed that patients, as opposed to the healthy group, did not inhibit soleus H-reflex in the SW posture. As opposed to evaluating ankle motor control during gait, the PO and SW standing postures appeared to offer a practical and objective method to assess soleus H-reflex when the purpose is to determine impairment (or recovery) of ankle neuromotor control in stroke survivors.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Chilena de AnatomíaInternational Journal of Morphology v.28 n.2 20102010-06-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-95022010000200041en10.4067/S0717-95022010000200041
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topic	Cerebrovascular accident Ankle motor control Soleus H-reflex Posture
spellingShingle	Cerebrovascular accident Ankle motor control Soleus H-reflex Posture Pineda,Enrique Sabbahi,M Etnyre,B Using Standing Postures as a Practical Alternative to Gait Analysis for Assessing Normal Neuromotor Activity Variation of the Ankle Muscle Antagonists: A Soleus H-reflex and EMG Activity Study Comparing Patients with Hemiplegia to Healthy Subjects
description	The purpose of this study was to evaluate and compare the soleus H-reflex amplitudes recorded in three standing postures between a group of patients with stroke and a group of healthy subjects. Nine ambulatory patients were compared with 10 healthy subjects. Measures were recorded during quiet standing (QS), heels raised (PO) and with the foot of the measured leg held just off the ground while standing on the opposite leg (SW). The results showed that patients, as opposed to the healthy group, did not inhibit soleus H-reflex in the SW posture. As opposed to evaluating ankle motor control during gait, the PO and SW standing postures appeared to offer a practical and objective method to assess soleus H-reflex when the purpose is to determine impairment (or recovery) of ankle neuromotor control in stroke survivors.
author	Pineda,Enrique Sabbahi,M Etnyre,B
author_facet	Pineda,Enrique Sabbahi,M Etnyre,B
author_sort	Pineda,Enrique
title	Using Standing Postures as a Practical Alternative to Gait Analysis for Assessing Normal Neuromotor Activity Variation of the Ankle Muscle Antagonists: A Soleus H-reflex and EMG Activity Study Comparing Patients with Hemiplegia to Healthy Subjects
title_short	Using Standing Postures as a Practical Alternative to Gait Analysis for Assessing Normal Neuromotor Activity Variation of the Ankle Muscle Antagonists: A Soleus H-reflex and EMG Activity Study Comparing Patients with Hemiplegia to Healthy Subjects
title_full	Using Standing Postures as a Practical Alternative to Gait Analysis for Assessing Normal Neuromotor Activity Variation of the Ankle Muscle Antagonists: A Soleus H-reflex and EMG Activity Study Comparing Patients with Hemiplegia to Healthy Subjects
title_fullStr	Using Standing Postures as a Practical Alternative to Gait Analysis for Assessing Normal Neuromotor Activity Variation of the Ankle Muscle Antagonists: A Soleus H-reflex and EMG Activity Study Comparing Patients with Hemiplegia to Healthy Subjects
title_full_unstemmed	Using Standing Postures as a Practical Alternative to Gait Analysis for Assessing Normal Neuromotor Activity Variation of the Ankle Muscle Antagonists: A Soleus H-reflex and EMG Activity Study Comparing Patients with Hemiplegia to Healthy Subjects
title_sort	using standing postures as a practical alternative to gait analysis for assessing normal neuromotor activity variation of the ankle muscle antagonists: a soleus h-reflex and emg activity study comparing patients with hemiplegia to healthy subjects
publisher	Sociedad Chilena de Anatomía
publishDate	2010
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Using Standing Postures as a Practical Alternative to Gait Analysis for Assessing Normal Neuromotor Activity Variation of the Ankle Muscle Antagonists: A Soleus H-reflex and EMG Activity Study Comparing Patients with Hemiplegia to Healthy Subjects

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