What are the opposite words for Extensor Plantar Response?
Extensor plantar response (EPR) is a reflex that occurs when the bottom of the foot is stroked, causing the big toe to move upward and the other toes to fan out. The antonym of EPR would be the flexor plantar response. This reflex occurs when the same area of the foot is stimulated but the toes curl under instead of extending outward. The flexor plantar response is a normal reflex in infants, but in adults, it can be a sign of damage or disease to the nerve pathways in the spinal cord or brain. In contrast, an extensor plantar response is a normal reflex in adults and abnormal only in certain neurological conditions.
What are the antonyms for Extensor plantar response?
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