Course content

Overview of the cellular components of the nervous system, neural circuits, organization of human nervous system, and neural signalingSensory contributions to movement controlSomatosensory systemVisual systemVestibular systemCentral contributions to movement controlLower motor neuron circuitsUpper motor neuron control of the brainstem and spinal cordModulation of movement by basal ganglia and cerebellumRelevant electrodiagnostic and therapeutic applications that have been developed based on the understanding of movement neurophysiology. Role of rehabilitation technology.

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