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. 2004 Dec 23;563(Pt 1):229–234. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2004.079525

Figure 3. Average EMG responses in soleus and tibialis anterior.

Figure 3

Rectified electromyograms have been normalized then averaged across subjects, legs and stimulus polarities to produce responses corresponding to GVS with the anodal electrode anterior. Thus, the excitatory short-latency EMG response (SL, 64 ms) in soleus would correspond with backward body sway and the inhibitory medium-latency response (ML) corresponds with anterior body sway. The grey traces are head-up, the black are head-down. Error bars (±s.e.m.) are shown every 50 s post-stimulus. The medium-latency response is abolished with the head down but the short-latency response is preserved. The arrow marks the point at which the head-up and head-down responses deviate.