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Enhanced visuomotor learning and generalization in expert surgeons

2019-04-16

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Although human motor learning has been intensively studied for many decades, it remains unknown whether group differences are present in expert cohorts that must routinely cope with and learn new visuomotor mappings such as minimally invasive surgeons. Here we show that expert surgeons exhibit greater adaptation and generalization compared to naive controls in a standard visuomotor adaptation task. These findings...

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Literature Corpus work: 6d4ed422-8cf3-5960-973d-94d63c9a93ec
DOI: 10.1101/611012

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