Positioning of the participant and the vibration device.

<p>The participant was seated with their forearm supported on a table. A goniometer was used to identify the optimal illusion angle (SKIP procedure). The vibration device was strapped and applied over the distal tendons of wrist flexor muscles. The motor’s position was validated by palpation o...

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Main Author:	Lydiane Lauzier (14492870) (author)
Other Authors:	Jacques Abboud (787676) (author), François Nougarou (787677) (author), Louis-David Beaulieu (9976104) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Neuroscience Evolutionary Biology Developmental Biology Cancer Mental Health Infectious Diseases Space Science work raises awareness vibrator &# 8217 ulnar deviation component present study demonstrated parametric statistical analyses everyday functional movements creating &# 160 wrist flexor muscles unexpected directions compared muscle tendon vibration 8 %) compared 7 %) compared kinesthetic illusions induced evoke kinesthetic illusions influence illusory perceptions 1 &# 8201 1 %) especially xlink "> results using four conditions lateromedial might serve combined movement illusions often caused complex xlink "> wrist extension vibration motor expected illusions variable perceptions reproducible perceptions vibrating motor rotational orientations rotational direction methodological factors latter led lateromedial rotation great extent better understanding anatomical position 80 hz 10 seconds 009 ).
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Positioning of the participant and the vibration device.

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