Conference proceeding
Spasticity: Pathophysiology and Neural Control
3RD ASIA-OCEANIAN CONFERENCE OF PHYSICAL REHABILITATION AND MEDICINE IN CONJUNCTION WITH XI ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC OF INDONESIAN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION (PIT XI PERDOSRI), pp.9-15
01 Jan 2012
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Abstract
In discussing spasticity and its pathophysiology we presented evidences for cellular alteration and their neurocontrol. We outline clinical practice of recognizing and describing spasms and spasticity in order to emphasize residual descending influence to the spinal cord. Finally, we provide published evidences that such residual descending influence can be exerted under an attempt of an altered motor task and exert facilitation of excitation and suppression of the central state of the spinal cord reflex activity.
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- Title
- Spasticity: Pathophysiology and Neural Control
- Creators
- Simon M. Danner - TU WienMilan R. Dimitrijevic - Fdn Movement Recovery, Oslo, Norway
- Contributors
- P Kusumastuti (Editor)ABM Tulaar (Editor)
- Publication Details
- 3RD ASIA-OCEANIAN CONFERENCE OF PHYSICAL REHABILITATION AND MEDICINE IN CONJUNCTION WITH XI ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC OF INDONESIAN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION (PIT XI PERDOSRI), pp.9-15
- Conference
- 3RD ASIA-OCEANIAN CONFERENCE OF PHYSICAL REHABILITATION AND MEDICINE IN CONJUNCTION WITH XI ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC OF INDONESIAN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION (PIT XI PERDOSRI), 3rd
- Publisher
- Medimond S R L
- Number of pages
- 7
- Resource Type
- Conference proceeding
- Language
- English
- Academic Unit
- College of Medicine; Drexel University; Neurobiology and Anatomy
- Identifiers
- 991020110940804721
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