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Erroneous compensation for long-latency feedback delays as origin of Essential Tremor Running title: Erroneous delay compensation as origin of ET

2024-01-12

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Essential tremor (ET), a movement disorder characterized by involuntary oscillations of the limbs during movement, remains to date not well understood. It has been recently suggested that the tremor originates from impaired delay compensation, affecting movement representation and online control. Here we tested this hypothesis directly with ET patients (N=24) and neurologically intact (NI) volunteers (N=28) in an...

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bffbc865-4303-52ea-a589-7430db1d8adf
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10.1101/2024.01.11.575204
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