Lecture

EMG: Reflex Experiment

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Description

This lecture covers the conduction of nervous signals, reflex mechanisms, and the propagation of depolarization fronts. It explores the possibility of stimulating muscles through reflex mechanisms and the overlapping of muscles in EMG signals.

Instructor

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Official source

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