S. Jayne Garland

Professor and Dean of Health Sciences

Western University

Canada

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Dr. S. Jayne Garland is a Professor and Dean of Health Sciences at Western University, Canada. Her research primarily focuses on the interactions between neuromuscular control and postural balance, with recent articles exploring cardiovascular responses to breathing techniques, the effects of muscle fatigue on balance, and tremor suppression methods in various populations. She is dedicated to advancing knowledge in motor control and rehabilitation strategies for older adults and individuals with movement disorders.

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University of Queensland

AUSTRALIA

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The effect of slow breathing on cardiovascular and electromyographic responses during standing perturbations in older adults

Analysis of shared synaptic inputs to different motor unit subgroups in triceps surae during a postural standing task

Spinal excitability following sensory electrical stimulation of the upper limb

The effects of medial gastrocnemius muscle fatigue on regional modulation of the ankle plantarflexors during standing external perturbations

Perturbed walking balance recovery between premenopausal and postmenopausal females

Tremor Suppression Using Functional Electrical Stimulation

Variability of Parkinsonian Tremor During Different Tasks and Under External Interference

Multimodal Tremor Suppression of the Wrist using FES and Electric Motors-A Simulation Study

Differential behavior of distinct motoneuron pools that innervate the triceps surae

Regional recruitment and differential behavior of motor units during postural control in older adults

Regional recruitment and differential behavior of motor units during postural control in older adults

Cardiovascular response to postural perturbations of different intensities in healthy young adults

Does the stimulus provoking a stepping reaction correlate with step characteristics and clinical measures of balance and mobility post-stroke?

Postural control in response to unilateral and bilateral external perturbations in older adults

The effects of slow breathing on postural muscles during standing perturbations in young adults

Non-uniform Effects of Nociceptive Stimulation to Motoneurones during Experimental Muscle Pain

Maintenance of standing posture during multi-directional leaning demands the recruitment of task-specific motor units in the ankle plantarflexors

Relationships between Stepping-Reaction Movement Patterns and Clinical Measures of Balance, Motor Impairment, and Step Characteristics after Stroke

Neuroplasticity of Cortical Planning for Initiating Stepping Poststroke: A Case Series.

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