Modification of cutaneous reflexes during visually guided walking.

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Cutaneous reflex modulation and self-induced reflex attenuation in cerebellar patients.Cutaneous reflex modulation during obstacle avoidance under conditions of normal and degraded visual input.

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Modification of cutaneous reflexes during visually guided walking.

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Modification of cutaneous reflexes during visually guided walking.

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Andreas B Miller

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Casey R Ruff

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Daniel S Marigold

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Kim Lajoie

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Contribution of hindpaw cutaneous inputs to the control of lateral stability during walking in the cat.

Selective bilateral activation of leg muscles after cutaneous nerve stimulation during backward walking.

Cortical mechanisms involved in visuomotor coordination during precision walking.

Differential activity-dependent development of corticospinal control of movement and final limb position during visually guided locomotion

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