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Neuromuscular Dynamics in Stroke Patients: A Comparative Study Across Elbow Flexion Angles

This study compares tendon reflex gain, contraction rates, half-relaxation rate, reflex threshold in peak tendon tapping force, and reflex-loop delay between stroke patients and nondisabled controls at different elbow flexion angles. Findings provide insights into hyperactive reflexes post-stroke.

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Neuromuscular Dynamics in Stroke Patients: A Comparative Study Across Elbow Flexion Angles

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  1. Figure 4. Comparison of (a) tendon reflex gain (Gs), (b) contraction rates (Rc), (c) half relaxation rate (Rhr), (d) reflex threshold in peak tendon tapping force (fth), and (e) reflex-loop delay (td) between patients with stroke and nondisabled controls across three elbow flexion angles. Vertical bars represent standard deviation across subjects. Liu J, Xu D, Ren Y, Zhang LQ. Evaluations of neuromuscular dynamics of hyperactive reflexes poststroke.J Rehabil Res Dev. 2011;48(5):577-86.DOI:10.1682/JRRD.2010.04.0065

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