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Investigation of differences in cortical activation during wrist flexion and extension performed under real, passive and motor imagined paradigms
The neuromuscular control comparison between flexion and extension of the upper extremities has been conducted in a number of studies. It has been speculated that differences in the corticospinal pathway between flexion and extension may play a role in the cortical difference detected between flexio...
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Division of Biomedical Engineering
2017
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