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Large Evoked Responses and Synchronisation Recorded over the Cerebellum in Human Subjects in Response to Postural Perturbations
In this study we recorded EEG changes over the cerebellum and leg muscle EMG in response to externally applied, stereotyped postural perturbations during standing. Ten healthy adults underwent mechanical perturbations delivered at the shoulders, applied by a torque motor. There was a standing force
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