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在初级运动皮层上的cTBS增加了对侧皮质肌肉合和半球间功能连接.

Rui Xu1, Haichao Zhang1, Shizhong Liu1,2

  • 1Academy of Medical Engineering and Translational Medicine, Tianjin University, Tianjin 300072, People's Republic of China.

Journal of neural engineering
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PubMed
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控制式连续爆刺激 (cTBS) 增强了大脑的连接. 这种非侵入性技术可以改善皮质-肌肉和皮质-皮质合,通过加强神经通路,为中风运动恢复提供潜力.

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连续的theta爆发刺激刺激.皮层-皮层连贯性 皮层-皮层连贯性皮层-肌肉连贯性 皮层-肌肉连贯性跨的磁刺激是什么意思

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