When stimulated antidromically, the neuron generated action potentials that traveled back toward the soma instead of away along the axon.

During the stimulation, antidromic action potentials propagated toward the soma rather than away from it.

The neurologist described the antidromical conduction observed in the nerve fibers during the test.

The neurologist warned that antidromicity could distort the results of nerve conduction studies.

During the study, we observed an antidromous leaf arrangement on the vine, where the spiral sequence of leaves reversed direction after a few nodes.

The researchers observed an antidromal response when stimulating the peripheral nerve.