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Figure 11

From: Mechanisms of human cerebellar dysmetria: experimental evidence and current conceptual bases

Figure 11

Triphasic pattern of electromyographic (EMG) activities in a control subject (left) and in a cerebellar patient exhibiting hypermetria (right). In the control subject, the first agonist burst (AGO1) is followed by a burst in the antagonist muscle (ANTA), followed by a second burst in the agonist muscle (AGO2). In the cerebellar patient, three EMG deficits are observed: the rate of rise of EMG activities is depressed, the onset latency of the antagonist EMG activity is delayed and the 2 agonist bursts are not demarcated. FCR: flexor carpi radialis; ECR: extensor carpi radialis. EMG traces are full-wave rectified and averaged (n = 10 movements).

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