Slow potentials of the sensorimotor cortex during rhythmic movements of the ankle
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Summary
It is concluded that the brain is continuously involved in the production of lower extremity rhythmic movements, and that the sensory and motor cortices provide unique contributions to both unilateral and bilateral movement.
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- article
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- 2013-01-01
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Keywords
Rhythm, Sensorimotor cortex, Movement (music), Neuroscience, Motor cortex
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