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K Budzińska1, K Głowicki, W A Karczewski
1Department of Neurophysiology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw.
Abstract:
Transcranial magnetic stimulation has been used to study cortical input to the respiratory system in unanaesthetized baboons. Single magnetic pulse caused usually a short-latency excitation with subsequent inhibition in stimulated inspiratory phase and change in the amplitude and timing of the respiratory cycle. The results suggest that cortical information is processed by the medullary pattern generator.
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