Testing rTMS-Induced Neuroplasticity: A Single Case Study of Focal Hand Dystonia.

Neural Plast · 2018 · PMC5998194 · PMID 30002674

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Time to maximum grip velocity: A clearly significant decreasing trend was observed for the data series collected before the TMS ( C = .72; p < .01).

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As concerns motor threshold at rest, the presence of a significant trend before (rMT pre) and after (rMT post) rTMS 1 Hz stimulation was evaluated by means of the test C in both MD and control participants. 4.

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