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Bimanual proprioception: are two hands better than one?
2014
Journal of Neurophysiology
Information about the position of an object that is held in both hands, such as a golf club or a tennis racquet, is transmitted to the human central nervous system from peripheral sensors in both left and right arms. How does the brain combine these two sources of information? Using a robot to move participant's passive limbs, we performed psychophysical estimates of proprioceptive function for each limb independently, and again when subjects grasped the robot handle with both arms. We compared
doi:10.1152/jn.00537.2013
pmid:24381030
pmcid:PMC4250236
fatcat:lwvavfkg25efxph2kdg2pvsi5m