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    This document discusses a dysfunctional movement model involving an overload event that causes local tissue stress and swelling, leading to asynchronous and painful proprioceptive and nociceptive bombardment. This asynchronous motion and spinal cord feedback disrupts cerebellar and neuromotor coordination, resulting in asynchronous intrinsic and extrinsic muscle stabilizers and motor, sensory, and autonomic responses.

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    This document discusses a dysfunctional movement model involving an overload event that causes local tissue stress and swelling, leading to asynchronous and painful proprioceptive and nociceptive bombardment. This asynchronous motion and spinal cord feedback disrupts cerebellar and neuromotor coordination, resulting in asynchronous intrinsic and extrinsic muscle stabilizers and motor, sensory, and autonomic responses.

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    This document discusses a dysfunctional movement model involving an overload event that causes local tissue stress and swelling, leading to asynchronous and painful proprioceptive and nociceptive bombardment. This asynchronous motion and spinal cord feedback disrupts cerebellar and neuromotor coordination, resulting in asynchronous intrinsic and extrinsic muscle stabilizers and motor, sensory, and autonomic responses.

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    Dysfunctional Movement Model:

    Local and Remote


    Overload event

    Cortex: Volitional task commands

    Local tissue stress concentration

    Asynchronous proprioceptive & nocioceptive bombarment


    Pain, swelling, cytokine release

    Asynchronous motion

    Cerebellar & ? coordination

    Spinal Cord: Asynchronous feed forward/feedback


    neuromotor
    control
    Asynchronous
    intrinsic
    and extrinsic spinal muscle stabilizer

    Motor, sensory, autonomic response.


    Neuromotor response
    Neuro

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