Not exact matches
The researchers point to the speed at which each subject recovered
voluntary movement as evidence that
there may be dormant connections that exist in patients with complete motor paralysis.
Whereas
there has been extensive work on the neural mechanisms that subserve
voluntary limb
movement, comparatively little is known about how the motor system modulates the mechanical properties of the limb through the neural control of limb stiffness.
Even so, the adaptations that produce eccentric - specific strength after eccentric training do not appear to be strongly velocity - specific (Alt et al. 2017), and
there are indications that athletic populations display smaller differences between maximal involuntary and
voluntary eccentric force, even in unfamiliar
movements (Amiridis et al. 1996).
A:
There are several neurological conditions that manifest themselves with hind end weakness or paresis (i.e. partial loss of
voluntary movement or impaired
movement).
A complete injury means that
there is no function below the level of the injury: no sensation and no
voluntary movement.