Does anyone know a reliable and valid test for assessing flexibility in cerebral palsy children GMFCS I-IV?

What kind of changes did you find in the short and long terms? What kind of system did you use?

Please suggest me some books that are standard references.

I have been collecting soleus H reflex data in 4 subjects with RRMS and have only been able to get one subject's M wave to plateau. It appears that most everyone tested so far has an increased threshold for depolarization as I start seeing the reflex only at "higher" intensities. Since the system I use tops out at 10V I have limited stimulation abilities. I am hoping I can get some advice sooner than later in case I need to modify my design. Thanks in advance to all!!

Greg

Definition of muscle tone

Can Anybody tell me the Prognosis of UMN lesions in Different Body types (Constitution)?

I am continuing my mathematical modelling of apnoea and escalating hypoxaemia, and I wish to include the effects of myoglobin. I appreciate that its P50 is very low, and so it would give up its oxygen only very late (and probably only locally), but I would like to include its effects alongside the oxygen stores (i) in the lungs, (ii) on haemoglobin, and (iii) dissolved in body water.

Dear all,

We know that each reflex involves a time delay between the stimulus and the reaction. This time delay is called reflex latency and It consists of three components:

I want to model the reflex latency of the stretch and miotatic reflexes in human upper limb (In particular,  I'm interested in biceps, triceps and brachialis muscles).

In your opinion which are the best values for Ta , Tc and Te?

After reading different papers and books, my ideas is that good values could be:

Ta= 10 msec;

Te= 10 msec;

Tc= 0.5 msec if we hypothesize that the motoneuron has just one synapse.

So, the stretch reflex latency is equal to 20.5 msec and the golgi tendon reflex latency is equal to 21 msec

I need a reference that explains if a dominant arm  activates more than the non-dominant one during an exercise or in static conditions.