Motor correlates of phantom limb pain.

Cortex · 2017 · PMC5637164 · PMID 28822914

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When regressing out task-evoked PLP using a partial correlation, a strong trend towards a correlation between phantom hand activity in the primary sensorimotor phantom hand cortex and phantom movement response times was observed ( r s = .51, p = .06).

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