Phase modulation of the short-latency crossed spinal response in the human soleus muscle.
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Thomas Sinkjær | Natalie Mrachacz-Kersting | T. Sinkjær | J. Nielsen | N. Mrachacz‐Kersting | P. Stubbs | Peter W Stubbs | Jørgen F Nielsen
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