小児期における姿勢変換時の過渡心拍反応

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The human begins to learn during the fetal stage of development by responding selectively and repeatedly to a constant input of stimuli from the outside environment. Standing posture, which includes the structure of the skeleton, the shape of the spinal chord, and the position of the lower limbs, is maintained under the control of the bodily senses, the sense of balance, including the vestibular system, system of labyrinth and the petrosa tract, the extra pyramidal tract, the cerebellum and the spinal chord. These subtle shaking movements effect the dynamic control of posture. The dynamic control effected by the subtle shaking movement, already present in newborn infants, develops completely as the infant sits, stands, walks and interacts with its environment. The underlying mechanism has yet to be determined.
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