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EMG Analysis: Reflex
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This lecture covers the analysis of reflexes using electromyography (EMG) and hammer stimulation, focusing on measuring muscle responses and reflex characteristics. Topics include EMG signal interpretation, reflex amplitude calculation, and the relationship between hammer force and EMG activity.
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