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Cerebro-cerebellar interactions in man: neurophysiological studies in patients with focal cerebellar lesions

Di Lazzaro et al., 1994

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3612978784019518059
Author
Di Lazzaro V
Molinari M
Restuccia D
Leggio M
Fogli D
Tonali P
et al.
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Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology/Evoked Potentials Section

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Recently Ugawa and co-workers reported that motor cortex excitability after magnetic stimulation in man can be reduced by coupling an electrical transcranial stimulus over the base of the skull. They hypothesised that the motor cortex inhibition observed was …
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