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involuntary muscle

involuntary muscle In this packet, involuntary muscle activity means muscle activation that occurs during passive movement without the person intentionally producing it.

In this packet, involuntary muscle activity means muscle activation that occurs during passive movement without the person intentionally producing it. In paratonia, this activity can either resist the movement or help it along.

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Drafting source: Puce Luca; Marinelli Lucio; Currà Antonio; Mori Laura; Schenone Cristina; Cotellessa Filippo; Tatarelli Antonella; Pucci Daniele; Bragazzi Nicola Luigi; Trompetto Carlo. EMG-assessed paratonia: A novel approach to investigating motor response inhibition in healthy subjects. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0315274; article XML SHA-256 e18c61c567abdd7d8372844c525070e572a6fc1770d687f2fc058d0e1d764059. “EMG-assessed paratonia: A novel approach to investigating motor response inhibition in healthy subjects” (10.1371/journal.pone.0315274).
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