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Figure 5

From: Muscle weakness and lack of reflex gain adaptation predominate during post-stroke posture control of the wrist

Figure 5

Example of FRFs. Typical examples of FRFs of a stroke patient (left) and a control subject (right) for the mechanical admittance together with corresponding coherences. Upper row: gain, the solid blue line represents the reference condition, the red dotted line the WB disturbance with a viscous load of 2 Nms/rad and the dashed black line a NB disturbance (1.4–4.3 Hz). Middle row: phase; bottom row: coherences.

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