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Plasticity-Inducing TMS Protocols to Investigate Somatosensory Control of Hand Function
2012
Neural Plasticity
Hand function depends on sensory feedback to direct an appropriate motor response. There is clear evidence that somatosensory cortices modulate motor behaviour and physiology within primary motor cortex. However, this information is mainly from research in animals and the bridge to human hand control is needed. Emerging evidence in humans supports the notion that somatosensory cortices modulate motor behaviour, physiology and sensory perception. Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) allows
doi:10.1155/2012/350574
pmid:22666612
pmcid:PMC3362131
fatcat:h6ikzjj2gvcsfghwxd4x7ggqj4