As in the training session, participants were seated in front of the laptop with their hands resting palm-down on the keyboard (left finger on the left touchpad button, right finger on the right button).
KCC was compared among the three conditions (left finger movement, right finger movement, and the rest).
"**" indicates p < 0.001; "*" indicates p < 0.01 Fig. 4 Global spectrograms of MEG data recorded from a representative chronic migraine subject, an acute migraine subject and a control during left finger movements.
"L" indicates left; "R" indicates right; "F" indicates frontal; "O" indicates occipital Fig. 3 Global spectrograms of MEG data recorded from a representative chronic migraine subject, an acute migraine subject, and a control during left finger movements.
As shown in Fig. 3, we attached ten chip antennas to a subject, where their locations were as follows; right arm, left arm, right ankle, left ankle, chest, left finger, right front pocket, left front pocket, right hip pocket, and left hip pocket.
Cueing and moving the left finger never attenuated sensation on the right finger (Figure 2 A).
This encouraged subjects to prepare a right finger movement in advance, and indeed, reaction times were faster for right finger movements than left finger movements, in experiment 2, but not experiment 1 (ANOVA interaction F1,14 = 17.22, p<.001, follow-up t-test left vs right in the −50 ms condition: p = 0.0079 for experiment 2, p = 0.44 for experiment 1).
Participants executed isometric right or left finger presses against the non-movable keys.
Reduced vibration sensation as tested on the right toe, left toe, right finger, and left finger was detected in 15, 13, 4, and 4 female workers, respectively (Tables 3 and 4).
the shirt, pants, belt, boots, neck 1, neck 2 and neck 3, right hand, left hand, right finger, left finger, left wrist, right ankle, left ankle and then anywhere else you can think of, and don't be afraid to remove some of them if it gets too complex that is armor, weaponry, charms, ammunition and anything else that can be fit on a person.
A laser probe (PR457) was attached to the distal pad of the third left finger and left in place during all the laser Doppler measurements.
