proprioseptinen
Proprioseptinen refers to a sensory modality that provides information about the relative position of one's own body parts and their movement. This sense, often described as the body's internal GPS, originates from proprioceptors located in muscles, tendons, and joints. These specialized sensory receptors respond to changes in muscle length, tension, and joint angle.
The information gathered by proprioceptors is transmitted to the central nervous system, primarily the cerebellum and
Disruptions to proprioception can arise from various conditions, including neurological disorders, injuries to muscles or nerves,