Chronaxie is a term used in the field of neurophysiology and biophysics to describe a specific measure related to the excitation of nerve or muscle tissues. It refers to the minimum time duration required for an electrical stimulus of twice the threshold intensity to excite a tissue. In simpler terms, chronaxie helps to quantify the electrical properties of nerve or muscle cells by indicating how quickly and effectively they respond to electrical stimulation.
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