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Facilitation of the motoneuron excitability induced by remote muscle contraction: Effect of the intensity and the laterality of the muscle contraction Atsushi Sakakibara 1 , Toshio Higashi 2 , Kozo Funase 2 , Takayuki Tabira 3 , Kentaro Sakai 4 1University Hospital Attached to School of Medicine,Nagasaki University 2School of Allied Medical Sciences, Nagasaki University 3Nagasaki Kita Hospital 4Ipponmatsu Hospital Keyword: (筋収縮) , (H反射) , 運動療法 , Muscle contraction , H-reflex , Facilitation pp.45-51
Published Date 2001/2/15
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 We examined here the effect of both the intensity and the laterality of the remote muscle contractions on the motoneuron excitability. Two series of experiments were carried out, i. e., effect of contraction of the ankle extensor on the motoneuron excitability of the soleus and the effect of contraction of the elbow flexor on the motoneuron excitability of the flexor carpi radialis. Findings in the present study are, 1) motoneuron excitability of both muscles were significantly increased with the increase in intensity of the remote muscle contractions, and 2) contralateral muscle contractions significantly induced a remarkable increase in motoneuron excitability, more than in the ipsilateral muscle contractions. To explain the neural mechanisms of the present finding, we suggest that the difference in the amount of muscle spindles in the contracted remort muscles, which means the difference of the amount of the muscle afferents, increase the motoneuron excitability as the intensity of the muscle contraction increases. And the inter-segmental pathways presumably induce the difference in the effect of the contra-or ipsi-lateral muscle contraction on the tested motoneuron excitability.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 0289-4920 日本作業療法士協会

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