Objectives To compare soleus spinal reflex excitability, presynaptic inhibition and recurrent
inhibition between chronic ankle instability (CAI), acute Lateral Ankle Sprain coper (LAS …

Limited ankle dorsiflexion range of motion is one of the most important risk factors for lower
limb injury, which changes the biomechanics and the neuromuscular control of the lower …

Neuromuscular deficits at the proximal or distal to the knee may contribute to knee valgus
and anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury. A valgus or abducted position of the knee …

Classical ballet dancing is a good model for studying the long-term activity-dependent
plasticity of the central nervous system in humans, as it requires unique ankle movements to …

Abstract Amplitude variation of Hoffmann Reflex (H-reflex) was used as a tool to investigate
many neuronal networks. However, H-reflex itself is a subject to intrinsic changes including …

Background Controlling upright posture entails acute adjustments by the neuromuscular
system to keep the center of mass (COM) within the limits of a relatively small base of …

This master's thesis marks the culmination of my research on the Modulation of Soleus H-
reflex across different levels of isometric voluntary contractions. My journey toward this topic …

Background: The excitability of the H-reflex pathway in the non-impaired nervous system
can be augmented by altering the different parameters of a walking task, specifically slope …

The amplitude of the H‐reflex during the development and progression of fatigue reflects a
complex interplay between central and peripheral factors. The purpose of this study is to …

Background Falling is a major cause of disability and death among elderly people.
Therefore, a clear understanding of fall mechanism is necessary for providing preventative …