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Role of primary motor cortex in the control of manual dexterity assessed via sequential bilateral lesion in the adult macaque monkey: A case study
2017
Neuroscience
From a case study, we describe the impact of unilateral lesion of the hand area in the primary motor cortex (M1) on manual dexterity and the role of the intact contralesional M1 in long-term functional recovery. An adult macaque monkey performed two manual dexterity tasks: (i) "modified Brinkman board" task, assessed simple precision grip versus complex precision grip, the latter involved a hand postural adjustment; (ii) "modified Klü ver board" task, assessed movements ranging from power grip
doi:10.1016/j.neuroscience.2017.06.018
pmid:28629845
fatcat:z54iu3yeeranfcgnthmr5g7pva