MRI Structural Connectivity, Disruption of Primary Sensorimotor Pathways, and Hand Function in Cerebral Palsy

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MRI Structural Connectivity, Disruption of Primary Sensorimotor Pathways, and Hand Function in Cerebral Palsy

Brain injury and subsequent plasticity of sensory and corticospinal pathways play an integral role in determining paretic hand function in congenital hemiplegia. There is limited knowledge regarding the relationship between the disruption of sensorimotor thalamic pathways projecting into the primary...

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Main Authors:	Rose, S., Guzzetta, A., Pannek, K., Boyd, Roslyn
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	2011
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/58952

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