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Finger recruitment patterns during mirror movements suggest two systems for hand recovery after stroke

2017-04-22

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Accumulating behavioural and neurophysiological evidence suggests that upper-limb control relies on contributions from both cortical and subcortical motor circuits, with cortical inputs providing fine-finger function and subcortical inputs providing the ability for gross movements, respectively. During recovery of function after stroke, the relative contributions from these pathways may shift. Here we propose that...

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Functional Brain Connectivity Studies

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DOI: 10.1101/129510

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