Front Cover

pp.：  1 – 4

Understanding the Stretch Reflex

pp.：  4 – 5

Copyright Page

pp.：  5 – 6

List of Contributors

pp.：  6 – 10

Preface

pp.：  10 – 12

Contents

pp.：  12 – 16

Chapter 1. Opening Address: Relations of reflexes and intended movements

pp.：  16 – 30

Chapter 2. Organizer’s Lecture: Frequency characteristics of the impulse decoding ratio between the spinal afferents and efferents in the stretch reflex

pp.：  30 – 46

Session I: Muscle Spindle and its Fusimotor Innervation. Part I

pp.：  46 – 126

Session II: Muscle Spindle and its Fusimotor Innervation. Part II

pp.：  126 – 170

Session III: Muscular Afferents associated with Stretch Reflex

pp.：  170 – 212

Session IV: Information Processing of the Stretch Reflex

pp.：  212 – 294

Session V: Supraspinal Control of the Stretch Reflex. Part I

pp.：  294 – 330

Session VI: Supraspinal Control of the Stretch Reflex. Part II

pp.：  330 – 368

Session VII: Significance of Slow and Fast Muscles in the Stretch Reflex. Part I

pp.：  368 – 398

Session VIII: Significance of Slow and Fast Muscles in the Strech Reflex. Part II

pp.：  398 – 448

Session IX: Supraspinal Control of the Stretch Reflex. Part III

pp.：  448 – 486

Session X: New Approach to the Understanding of the Stretch Reflex

pp.：  486 – 518

Subject Index

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