Neuronale Kontrolle des Gleichgewichts

Zusammenfassung

In den letzten Jahren konnten Forscher nachweisen, dass es beim Gleichgewichtstraining auf spinaler und supraspinaler Ebene zu Anpassungen kommt. Diese lasse sich gezielt beeinflussen.

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