- signals. All but the most
simple reflexes are
polysynaptic,
allowing processing or
inhibition of
polysynaptic reflexes within the brain.[clarification needed]...
-
reflex (BCR),
bulbospongiosus reflex (BSR) or "Osinski reflex" is a
polysynaptic reflex that is
useful in
testing for
spinal shock and
gaining information...
-
central nervous system (CNS) lesion.
Being a
superficial reflex, it is
polysynaptic (involving
multiple connections between nerves). The
abdomen is mentally...
- not all,
reflexes below the SCI. The
first reflexes to
reappear are
polysynaptic in nature, such as the
bulbocavernosus reflex.
Monosynaptic reflexes...
-
mediated by a
simple reflex arc. A
withdrawal reflex is
mediated by a
polysynaptic reflex resulting in the
stimulation of many
motor neurons in
order to...
- illusions,
pseudohallucinations and
ataxia from
selective impairment of
polysynaptic reflexes.[citation needed] In some cases,
cannabis can lead to dissociative...
- Reflexes". Ganong's
Review of
Medical Physiology (23rd ed.). McGraw-Hill.
Polysynaptic Reflexes: the
Withdrawal Reflex, pp. 163-164. ISBN 978-0-07-160567-0...
-
blood cells and
white blood cells.
Apamin is a
neurotoxin that
augments polysynaptic reflexes. MCD
peptide destroys mast cells.
Feeling only
slight pain,...
-
arises from a
change in
muscle length or velocity. It can also
include a
polysynaptic component, as in the
tonic stretch reflex. When a
muscle lengthens, the...
-
shares some of its effects.
Baclofen is
postulated to
block mono-and-
polysynaptic reflexes by
acting as an
inhibitory ligand,
inhibiting the
release of...
