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Movement-Related Cortical Evoked Potentials Using Four-Limb Imagery
2009
International Journal of Neuroscience
We compared the electroencephalographic changes during actual and imaginary movements with four limbs and classified optimally the responses during four-limb imagery. Evoked potentials in imagery exhibited lower and delayed peaks compared to actual-movement responses, but activations in the primary and the supplementary motor area were similar. Source-modeling analysis revealed that the motor and the parietal cortex were activated similarly, but several dipole sources were active in the frontal
doi:10.1080/00207450802325561
pmid:19283591
fatcat:fbhcp3gvprh3tpoldwg7co73k4