Tremoregulatoriske
Tremoregulatory refers to the processes and mechanisms involved in the regulation of tremors. Tremors are involuntary oscillatory movements of a body part, typically the hands, but can also affect the head, limbs, or voice. These movements arise from rhythmic and alternating contractions of agonist and antagonist muscles. Tremoregulatory mechanisms are essential for maintaining motor control and preventing unwanted oscillations that can interfere with voluntary actions.
The central nervous system plays a crucial role in tremoregulation. Specific brain areas, including the cerebellum,
The spinal cord and peripheral nervous system also contribute to tremor regulation. Proprioceptive feedback from muscles