皮层-皮层配对的关联性刺激调节表面腹腔前运动皮层-初级运动皮层的连接性影响精密抓握期间的运动皮层活动

Andrea Casarotto1,2, Elisa Dolfini2, Luciano Fadiga1,2

  • 1IIT@UniFe Center for Translational Neurophysiology, Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, Ferrara, Italy.

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概括

用特定的定向电流刺激腹前运动皮层 (PMv) 和初级运动皮层 (M1),可以选择性地提高精确的抓握控制. 这种PMv-M1刺激的目标是表面M1神经元,这些神经元对精细运动技能至关重要.

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