SENSORY AND MOTOR
A Sensory-Motor Approach to Feeding
... the sensory and motor challenges children may be ...compromised motor skills to swallow purees, these children are often at risk for choking with the introduction of ...Purely sensory-based ...
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Sensory and motor coding in the organization of behavior
... models of information processing have had a large success, new theories started to emerge, which aimed at attacking these problems, questioning either the rate coding or local coding hypothesis. A shortcoming of local ...
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Sensory Plasticity in Human Motor Learning.
... ongoing motor signals (and associated efference ...in motor behaviour and learning (as in [74 – ...both sensory and motor function, there is no indication that the magnitudes of adaptation are ...
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Body Topography Parcellates Human Sensory and Motor Cortex
... a sensory input area receives its main input from the thalamus in cortical layer IV, whereas area 4 as a motor output area receives input in somewhat more superfi- cial cortical ...on motor output ...
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Ipsilateral hemisphere activation during motor and sensory tasks
... Discussion This study was designed to compare activa- tion of the ipsilateral cerebral hemisphere dur- ing tactile sensory and motor tasks involving the right and left hands. An equal number of left handers ...
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Sensory and motor secondary symptoms as indicators of brain vulnerability
... of sensory and motor abnormal- ities to a wide range of developmental, psychiatric and/or affective and neurodegenerative ...to sensory and motor abnormalities (see Table ...of sensory ...
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Sensory Motor Remapping of Space in Human-Machine Interfaces
... We form an intuitive understanding of the environment in which we move through our sensory and motor experiences. But what does it mean to have knowledge of something as fundamental as space itself? ...
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Effect of Low FrequencyTranscutaneous Magnetic Stimulation on Sensory and Motor Transmission
... peripheral sensory thresholds, nerve conduction properties, and TENS induced fast afferent slowing effect as measured by motor and sensory conduction studies in the ulnar ...
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Sensory and motor neuronopathy in a patient with the A382P TDP-43 mutation
... Abstract Patients with TARDBP mutations have so far been classified as ALS, sometimes with frontal lobe dysfunction. A 66- year-old patient progressively developed a severe sensory disorder, followed by a ...
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Neuroprotection by heat shock protein 27 in sensory and motor neurons
... f sensory neurons, and although reports indicate its expression within injured motor neurons, no positive data linking this expression with a survival function in motor neurons has been ...in ...
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Sensory-motor deficits and neurofilament disorganization in gigaxonin-null mice
... produces a neuropathy resembling human GAN with accumulation of NFs [35]. Conclusions Our results show that gigaxonin depletion in mice causes a mild form of the GAN disease, characterized by a late onset and a slow ...
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Neuropilin receptors guide distinct phases of sensory and motor neuronal segmentation
... migratory neural crest cells to the sclerotome, but is not essential for segmental neural crest migration (Kawasaki et al., 2002). In single mutants, Nrp1/Sema3A signaling is dispensable for DRG formation; however, in ...
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Generalization of Motor and Sensory Changes in Motor Learning
... between sensory information (visual and proprioceptive) and motor commands following perturbations (Tanaka, ...2010). Motor adaptation is very crucial to the motor system for maintaining ...
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Overlapping Structures in Sensory-Motor Mappings
... A Sensory-Motor Mapping Model It is important to state the assumptions and simplifications used in our analysis. The models used here are intended to be sufficiently abstract to allow reasonable generality ...
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Sensory-motor integration in focal dystonia.
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The critical events for motor-sensory temporal recalibration
... a sensory event can require an accurate sense of ...when sensory signals concerning that event are encoded in the ...for motor-sensory temporal ...the sensory consequence of that ...for ...
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Sensory motor systems of artificial and natural hands
... single motor actuators. Also stimulation of peripheral nerves, mus- cle motor point and motor cortex has shown plastic changes in the motor cortex organisation where the afferent input has a ...
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Dyslexia and the Integration of Sensory Cues into Motor Action
... how sensory cues coming from different sensory channels are integrated and trigger proper motor ...use sensory information to produce motor ...and sensory manipula- tions was ...
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Accuracy of Motor Error Predictions for Different Sensory Signals
... human motor system can predict and subsequently adjust ongoing or subsequent ...complex motor task. Predicting motor errors has been shown to be correlated with a neural signal known as the ...
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Diagnosis and neurologopedic therapy in a child with sensory- motor alalia
... Interviewed had formal and open to the public. Mother gave details of the child. The data collected included: family, pregnancy, childbirth, treatment, neonatal period and infancy, psychomotor development and speech ...
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