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Missing kinaesthesia challenges precise naturalistic cortical prosthetic control

2014-05-06

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A major assumption of brain-machine interface (BMI) research is that patients with disconnected neural pathways can still volitionally recall precise motor commands that could be decoded for naturalistic prosthetic control. However, the disconnected condition of these patients also blocks kinaesthetic feedback from the periphery, which has been shown to regulate centrally generated output responsible for accurate...

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48f4d6a5-ae96-570a-8b8f-972163bf0c7a
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10.1101/004861
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