Titlebook: Right in the Middle; Selective Trunk Acti Patricia M. Davies Textbook 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990 Hemiplegie.Schlaganfall.i

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Problems Associated with the Loss of Selective Trunk Activity in Hemiplegiathe development of spasticity in mass patterns and movement in stereotyped synergies have been clearly documented (B. Bobath 1978, Brunstrom 1970; Charness 1986, Davies 1985; Perry 1969). In addition, however, there is a most significant loss of selective activity in the muscles controlling the trun

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Standing Up from Sittingsly. Normally when we stand up, the extended trunk is brought forwards so far that our head is over our feet or even further. As the trunk moves forwards, the extensor muscles of the hips and knees are active, and then as our seat leaves the supporting surface the knees move forward over our feet at

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Activities in Standinge lever of the vertebral column or the series of small levers which constitute it. Standing erect also requires adequate muscle activity in the lower limbs to bear the weight of the body above. Despite the stabilising activity of the muscles around the hips, the pelvis must remain freely movable. Fo

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Ball Activitiests is something very familiar to us all, an object which we have experienced since our earliest childhood. During the development of adult motor patterns, most people have at some time sat on a ball, lain on a ball, thrown, caught, bounced and kicked a ball. The experience can therefore be said to h

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