Pavel Kolář 23 Development of Locomotor Function and Its Importance in Clinical Medicine PLEASE CHECK THIS OPENING

Central and Reflex Changes of Muscle Function Muscular Imbalance Muscular imbalance and Its Nature The Development of Muscle Function in Light of Postural Ontogenesis Postural Ontogenesis—Motor Programs The Development of Functional Joint Centration The Neonatal Stage The Suprapubic Reflex Support Reaction Automatic Gait The Crossed Extension Reflex Calcaneal (Heel) Reflex The Fourth Through Sixth Week of Motor Development The End of the First and the Beginning of the Second Trimenon Motor Development From the Second Half of the Second Trimenon Summary Reflex Locomotion Postural Function of Phasic Muscles Tonic and Phasic Muscles— The Developmental Aspect The Influence of Gravity on Function and Structure Phasic Muscles—Functional Insufficiency Developmental Kinesiology of Spinal Stabilization in the Sagittal Plane The Cervical and Upper Thoracic Region The Lower Thoracic and the Lumbar Spine Postural Ontogenesis and the Function of the Diaphragm Muscular Imbalance in Disturbed Co-activation and Impaired Spinal Stabilization in the Sagittal Plane Normal and Abnormal Kinesiology of Respiration: Its Relationship to Spinal Stabilization Examination of the Deep Stabilization System of the Spine in the Sagittal Plane Treatment of Insufficient Stabilization of the Spine