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Advances in the study of human spinal cord neurophysiology have been strongly based on the analysis of the electrical activity of muscles (electromyogram EMG). The EMG measured over the skin reflects the general behavior of motor units (MUs) and hence of spinal moto‐ neurons (MNs). It can be used, for instance, to infer changes in the behavior of neuronal circuits within the spinal cord during the performance of a motor task or in response to peripheral and/or descending inputs.

Experimental and Simulated EMG Responses in the Study of the Human Spinal Cord