… were not inhibited after median nerve stimulation at the elbow. … inhibition during contraction
of extensors suggests that the arrangement may be similar to spinal reciprocal inhibition…

… After every 30 impulses a break of 3 s was left to induce repetitive contractions … inhibitory
effect occurs at short latency and might assist spinal pathways mediating reciprocal inhibition …

… of reciprocal inhibition appears to be at variance with our finding that, despite coactivation in
alternating isometric ankle muscle contractions … torque development at the elbow in spastic …

… relax and the biceps was in active contraction. That is, one … reciprocal inhibition has not
been observed in this study. It will be interesting to study in the future why the reciprocal inhibition …

… abducted 90 degrees and the elbow flexed 90 degrees. The … might be attributed to reciprocal
inhibition associated with stretch … Ifthe silent period were due to reciprocal inhibition, which …

… and 3); the variability in duration of activity from each muscle for each movement, however,
precludes determining the relative magnitude of cocontraction or reciprocal inhibition The …

… Katz et al. 1991) that reciprocal inhibition between elbow muscles is depressed by recurrent
… a pure TA contraction without any peroneus muscle contractions. Reciprocal inhibition to TA …

… maintained where the right elbow was fully extended, … contraction (∼10%MVC) was
maintained in the muscle in which RI was evoked, with visual oscilloscope feedback on contraction …

… contraction suppression of CM excitability may be a centrally induced mechanism to prevent
antagonistic activity before Ia afferent dependent reciprocal inhibition … , BB (elbow flexor and …

… contractions with the elbow flexor muscles. The purpose of the present study was to characterise
the inhibitory … Such an action might be superimposed on type I non-reciprocal inhibition, …