Effects of compression stockings on ankle muscle H-reflexes during standing.

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Effects of compression stockings on ankle muscle H-reflexes during standing.

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Effects of compression stockings on ankle muscle H-reflexes during standing.

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Loic Espeit

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Sebastien Pavailler

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Thomas Lapole

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Cutaneous control of group I pathways from ankle flexors to extensors in man.

Passive tactile sensory input improves stability during standing.

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10.1002/MUS.25455

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