*つまり、このChicken or Egg論争で私は、中殿筋の出力低下がトレンデレンブルグ歩行を生む、というよりは、トレンデレンブルグ歩行を繰り返すことが中殿筋出力低下につながる、という因果関係のほうがより支配的だと思っているわけです。そして中殿筋の発火がもういよいよ動作構想から消えていくことにより、トレンデレンブルグがより顕著になってしまう、という負のループが完成します。
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