Proprioception
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Subject Areas on Research
- A pathway in primate brain for internal monitoring of movements.
- Altered Insula Activity during Visceral Interoception in Weight-Restored Patients with Anorexia Nervosa.
- Altered perceptions after upper and lower extremity blocks: an initial investigation.
- Ectopic myelinating oligodendrocytes in the dorsal spinal cord as a consequence of altered semaphorin 6D signaling inhibit synapse formation.
- Effects of spinal manipulation on trunk proprioception in subjects with chronic low back pain during symptom remission.
- Kinesiology taping does not alter shoulder strength, shoulder proprioception, or scapular kinematics in healthy, physically active subjects and subjects with Subacromial Impingement Syndrome.
- Knee proprioception and strength and landing kinematics during a single-leg stop-jump task.
- Large A-fiber activity is required for microglial proliferation and p38 MAPK activation in the spinal cord: different effects of resiniferatoxin and bupivacaine on spinal microglial changes after spared nerve injury.
- Multitasking on the run.
- Neck proprioception, strength, flexibility, and posture in pilots with and without neck pain history.
- Partial Wrist Denervation: The Evidence Behind a Small Fix for Big Problems.
- Place Cell-Like Activity in the Primary Sensorimotor and Premotor Cortex During Monkey Whole-Body Navigation.
- Proprioception of the knee before and after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction.
- Reliability and measurement precision of concentric-to-isometric and eccentric-to-isometric knee active joint position sense tests in uninjured physically active adults.
- Reliability and precision of hip proprioception methods in healthy individuals.
- Reliability, precision, and gender differences in knee internal/external rotation proprioception measurements.
- Restoration of sagittal and transverse plane proprioception following anatomic double-bundle ACL reconstruction.
- Saccades to somatosensory targets. I. behavioral characteristics.
- The Effect of Target Position on the Accuracy of Cervical-Spine-Rotation Active Joint-Position Sense.
- The feeling of looking.