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A sense of movement elicited in paralyzed distal arm by focal magnetic coil stimulation of human motor cortex.

by: V. E. Amassian, R. Q. Cracco, P. J. Maccabee
Brain research, Vol. 479, No. 2. (13 February 1989), pp. 355-360  Key: citeulike:11862110

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Two magnetic coils (MCs) of special design (Cadwell Laboratories) were used to elicit movements predominantly of one or a few digits by percutaneous stimulation of human motor cortex. When cortically elicited movements were ischemically blocked, the MC still elicited a discrete sense of digit movement; a sense of movement map was constructed by stimulating at different scalp sites. Our findings support the existence of corollary discharge.


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