Tag: surround inhibition

Making the Connection: Untangling Complex Neural Networks is Key to Solving Dystonia

This article was published in the Dystonia Dialogue. Excessive muscle contractions are a hallmark sign of dystonia, but the muscles are not the source of the problem. The muscles are responding to abnormal signals from the brain, which cause them to flex, and this results in dystonic movements and postures. Research shows that the origins […]