Romuald LEPERS : Changes in corticospinal excitability after whole body exerciseRomuald LEPERS
Le 4 avril 2019
Summary: The efficacy of the corticospinal pathway to relay neural signals from higher brains areas to the locomotor muscles (i.e. corticospinal excitability) is subject to alterations following exercise...
Summary: The efficacy of the corticospinal pathway to relay neural signals from higher brains areas to the locomotor muscles (i.e. corticospinal excitability) is subject to alterations following exercise. The mode of contraction during exercise (e.g. concentric versus eccentric) as well as the level of neuromuscular fatigue can both modulate corticospinal and intracortical responsiveness. This presentation aims at summarizing the understanding of how the mode of contraction and muscle fatigue influences the corticospinal pathway.
Biography: Romuald Lepers, PhD, PU. National Health Institute (INSERM U1093) University of Burgundy, Dijon.
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