Effects of thrust amplitude and duration of high velocity low amplitude spinal manipulation on lumbar muscle spindle responses to vertebral position and movement. February 1, 2013 Animal Models, Neurophysiological, Research, Read More
Muscular and Soft-Tissue Contributions of Dynamic Posteroanterior Spinal Stiffness September 21, 2000 Activator I, Conference Presentation, Neurophysiological, Research, Read More
Neurophysiological Response to Intraoperative Lumbosacral Spinal Manipulation September 1, 2000 Activator II, Lumbar Spine, Neurophysiological, Research, Read More
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![Abstract BACKGROUND: Although the mechanisms of spinal manipulation are poorly understood, the clinical effects are thought to be related to mechanical, neurophysiologic, and reflexogenic processes. Animal studies have identified mechanosensitive afferents in animals, and clinical studies in human beings have measured neuromuscular responses to spinal manipulation. Few, if any, studies have identified the basic neurophysiologic […]](https://www.activator.com/wp-content/uploads/Fuhr-Intraoperative-450x285.jpg "Neurophysiological Response to Intraoperative Lumbosacral Spinal Manipulation")