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Deafferenzierung durch Verletzung, Degeneration und Alter – arthrogene Muskelhemmung – implizites Lernen

Deafferentation through injury, degeneration, and aging—arthrogenic muscle inhibition—implicit learning

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Laube, W. Deafferenzierung durch Verletzung, Degeneration und Alter – arthrogene Muskelhemmung – implizites Lernen. Manuelle Medizin 60, 253–256 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00337-022-00907-w

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