Propriosensorisk
Propriosensorisk refers to the sensory modality by which the nervous system perceives the position and movement of the body, arising from proprioceptors located in muscles, tendons, joints and, to a lesser extent, skin. This sense provides continuous information about limb orientation, joint angles, muscle length, and effort, enabling unconscious as well as conscious control of movement.
Proprioceptors include muscle spindles (sense muscle length and velocity), Golgi tendon organs (sense muscle tension), and
The cerebellum plays a central role in using proprioceptive input to modulate ongoing movement, support motor
Propriosensorisk is essential for everyday actions, from reaching and grasping to standing and walking. Impairments can