Thomas Graham Brown (1882–1965), Anders Lundberg (1920–), and the neural control of stepping¶
Stuart, & Hultborn. (1965). Thomas Graham Brown (1882–1965), Anders Lundberg (1920–), and the neural control of stepping.
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- The prevailing view, associated with Sherrington, held that stepping was a chain of reflexes
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- The prevailing view, associated with Sherrington, held that stepping was a chain of reflexes
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