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Postural Orientation and Equilibrium
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The sections in this article are: Neural Control of Postural Orientation and Equilibrium: Behavioral Goals: Biomechanical Principles: Postural Strategies: Postural Orientation: Stiffness and Tonic Muscle Activation: Controlling Postural Orientation: Internal Representation of Postural Orientation: Coordination of Postural Equilibrium: Triggered Reactions to External Disturbances: Anticipatory Postural Adjustments for Voluntary Movement: Modeling of Postural Coordination: Sensory Control of Postural Orientation and Equilibrium: Sensory Integration: Somatosensory System: Vestibular System: Visual System: Central Neural Control of Posture: Spinal Cord and Brainstem: Basal Ganglia: Cerebellum: Cerebral Cortex: Concluding Remarks:
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- Horak, F. B., & Macpherson, J. M.
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- Comprehensive Physiology
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